Garmentism is an independent fashion brand born from the upcycling, transformation, and reinterpretation of existing garments. Each creation is unique, the result of an artisanal process that combines experimentation, aesthetic research, and a contemporary vision. 

Garmentism, builds collections as visual manifestos, generational stories and statements of identity.

The project is based on the idea that what exists can become something it never was. Denim, leather, cotton, and technical materials are recovered, altered, dyed, treated, and reconstructed through manual techniques, graphic interventions, and non-industrial processes. Each piece bears unique marks, intentional imperfections, and a visible history.

Garmentism is quality over quantity. Productions are limited, numbered, and designed to last, far removed from the fast fashion paradigm. The brand engages with imagery that spans cinema, urban subcultures, post-industrial aesthetics, and visions of the future, always maintaining a raw, authentic, and unfiltered approach.

Garmentism is for those who seek clothes with character, for those who see fashion as a language and not as consumption. 

MID20S is a manifesto. It defines a very specific aesthetic.  

Referencing Jonah Hill's Mid90s, it's not nostalgia, it's a

declaration of identity. 

MID20S embodies a raw vision,

 a reckless youth, an emotion without filters.

Just a lived and disordered truth.