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While putting together this Report, we realised how difficult it is to remember everything that has happened in just one year. 2025 has been intense. The kind of year that puts you to the test, but also reminds you why you do what you do. There have been highs and lows, moments of vertigo and others of real calm. We’ve celebrated achievements, welcomed new people into the team and, above all, continued building Trendsplant with purpose and with heart. CIFF, starting the year by looking outwardWe began the year travelling to CIFF, the Copenhagen International Fashion Fair, one of the most important fashion fairs in Northern Europe. A meeting point for brands, agents and stores that share a contemporary and conscious vision of fashion. Starting 2025 there was a clear statement of intent. Reconnecting with partners, presenting what we had been working on and feeling that Trendsplant continued to have a voice and a place in an international context. The DANA solidarity T-shirt with B CorpThe DANA that affected eastern Spain, especially Valencia, hit very close to home and pushed us to take action. Through the solidarity T-shirt created with B Corp, we raised €1,864.09 to support reconstruction efforts, social fabric and environmental recovery in the most affected areas.The project was carried out without any new production, using only existing stock, because helping also means being coherent and responsible with the impact we generate. Each T-shirt became a simple, collective way to contribute and get involved in a real way. New flagship in Alicante, a space that speaks about usThis year we opened our new flagship store in Alicante, designed by Estudio DIIR, an architecture studio with a sensitive approach and international recognition. Their way of understanding space, where material, light and balance take centre stage, connected immediately with our way of doing things.The space is designed to transport you directly to our Mediterranean essence. Wood, natural Bateig stone and steel come together to create an environment that feels both sophisticated and welcoming. A store that is not just walked through, but felt. A space that helps you understand who we are, what we stand for and how we work.Looking ahead to 2026, we have many ideas for what’s to come. This space is just the beginning. Collaboration with MOEA, our third sneakerThis collaboration with MOEA came together in a very organic way. The team at Shop Like You Give a Damn put us in touch, as both brands were among the best performers on their marketplace in the Netherlands, and from there the connection came naturally.Everything aligned quickly. Not only did we share a passion for fashion, but also a very similar way of understanding it. Values, vision and being part of the B Corp community. For us, that is essential when collaborating.Our third sneaker collaboration reaffirmed something we strongly believe in. Collaborations only make sense when there is a real purpose behind them.GEN1 Mushroom proposes a new way of making sneakers, without aggressive chemicals and using natural, plastic-free materials such as MushroomSkin. An honest and respectful alternative that doesn’t compromise on design or comfort.This project allowed us to continue exploring new paths in footwear while staying true to our values and proving that another way of doing things is not only possible, but necessary. The Palm, Tabarca, What Remains and ColorblockThese have been the major campaigns of the year. Four very different projects, all connected by the same way of understanding Trendsplant and telling stories rooted in who we are and what we experience.Tabarca, in particular, was our baby. Something deeply personal. We didn’t just want to show garments, we wanted to tell the story of a place. An island many of us visited as children on school trips and continue to enjoy as adults. A place with a very special energy that deserved to be told with time, care and affection.Each campaign connected us to something specific.The Palm takes us directly to palm trees and our familiar coastal landscape, where the Mediterranean sets the pace and everything feels slower.What Remains was born from a more intimate relationship with our land and the places where we work, areas painfully affected by wildfires. A reminder of what remains after fire, of resilient vegetation and the importance of protecting it.Colorblock speaks about everyday life, the constant movement of a city like Alicante, always awake, alive and full of character.Different stories, different landscapes, but the same root. Telling what surrounds us, what we feel and what connects us. Hotel del Sol with Antonyo MarestOnce again, we launched a capsule collection with Antonyo Marest. Beyond being a close friend of the brand, working with him always feels natural and organic thanks to the trust and connection we’ve built over the years.Hotel del Sol is a particularly bold proposal. It moves away from his most recognisable work to explore new influences, blending his creative universe with our Mediterranean perspective. A project born from freedom, experimentation and the desire to do something different.  Life by the Sea, the magic of Pablo BuenoThis year Life by the Sea was special for many reasons. For the first time, it didn’t come from an external artist, but from talent already within the team. That’s how Life by the Sea came to life through Pablo Bueno.Pablo is a multidisciplinary artist, something he has shown since day one at Trendsplant. His journey has been natural and progressive. He started creating videos around what he loves most, travel, nature and life on the road. But there was more. His background, his way of designing, his personal style, his magic.Today, he is part of the design team, bringing a very personal vision and huge value to everything that lies ahead.This new interpretation of Life by the Sea takes the idea of living by the sea to its most literal sense. Feeling at home, this time under a beach umbrella. Finding a place to relax and disconnect, just like you would in your living room, but with sand, salt and the sound of the sea.From here, we want to sincerely thank Pablo for his work, his energy and the freshness he brings to the team every day. European Sales Convention, bringing the family togetherFor the first time, we welcomed our representatives from France, the UK, the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain and Germany to Alicante. They visited our offices and store, but most importantly, we shared ideas, honest feedback and quality time together. It was also the moment we presented the SS26 collection in preview, explaining first-hand the concept, processes and vision behind what’s to come.It was intense, yes, but above all emotional. Small steps that, with perspective, become major milestones. We’re excited to keep building and shaping the future of wholesale together. We remain B CorpEvery three years, we renew our B Corp certification. Not as a label, but as a real commitment. It reminds us that decisions matter and impact counts. Every step, from how we design a garment to who we work with and how we relate as a team, adds up. Being B Corp is not a destination, it’s an ongoing process of questioning, improving and staying true to who we are.   The logo turns greenChanging the colour of our logo was not an easy decision. Letting go of an identity that has accompanied you from the beginning is never simple.For years it represented us well, but over time we felt it no longer told the full story. Trendsplant has naturally evolved towards a more conscious and responsible way of doing things. First came the green label as a sustainability marker, but eventually that wasn’t enough. We needed to express that commitment in a clearer, more honest and more visible way.This new green represents that journey better than ever. Our values, our ethics and our way of understanding impact. A simple rebranding, but one deeply connected to who we are today.  Brisa01, our first home fragranceWe took another step forward by launching our first home fragrance, Brisa01.An ode to the Mediterranean. To the breeze between fig trees, summer sun and the freshness of bamboo. With a composition of 75 percent fig and 25 percent bamboo, it’s designed to slow things down and fill spaces with calm, that slow coastal feeling that defines us.Brisa01 is made in Spain, with attention to every detail and true to our way of doing things.  Closer to our factoriesWe visited our trouser factory in Albacete with a clear idea, to share more about the process and not just the final result.Together with Mike and Fran, and accompanied by the communication team, we created content to show more of the how and less of the what. Seeing up close how garments are made, with care and by the people behind every step. Because there’s nothing more important than taking care of those who take care of us.We wanted to highlight the way things are made, a value that often takes a back seat when buying a product, but that for us is just as important as the design itself.  Black Friday, consuming with purposeOne of the most intense moments of the year arrived. The entire team working as one. Warehouse preparing orders nonstop, IT and sales ensuring everything ran smoothly, and communication pushing a clear idea, buy less, but buy better. Choosing garments that last, made with purpose and at more accessible prices. Because we continue to stand by creating timeless clothing.This year, we also ran the biggest giveaway in Trendsplant’s history, a trip for two to South Africa with Wild Tomorrow to experience the work of rangers and wildlife conservation firsthand.Throughout Black Friday, we donated 5 percent of every order, fully covered by us, directly to Wild Tomorrow. A small gesture that perfectly reflects our way of understanding this moment of the year. The new Trendsplant universesWe closed the year by opening a new chapter. With the presentation of our work and the 2026 collections, Trendsplant reorganised into four universes that feel more tangible, personal and easy to identify. Origins, Workshop, Essentials and Colorblock. They have always been there, part of our way of doing things, but now they take on their own shape so everyone can feel identified with one, or with all of them. A step forward. For us and for you.

Between coffee breaks at the office, we’ve been talking about which pieces we won’t be taking off this winter.It’s almost a ritual: as soon as the cold settles in, we pull out our coats and start thinking about which hoodie, sweatshirt, or sweater will be our inseparable companion through the season. At Trendsplant, we don’t just design clothes, we live in them, wear them, and make them part of our everyday. That’s why every season, some pieces go from being new releases to becoming absolute team favorites. And with the FW25 collection, it has happened once again.In those in-between conversations that pop up between projects, deadlines, and coffee sips, we ended up putting together a list of the pieces that will stay with us no matter what. And the best part is that behind each choice lies a personal story, a connection, a way of seeing the garment that goes far beyond design. Clara: color and energy for the cold daysClara, from the Communications Department, is the kind of person who brings enthusiasm to the room. French, vegetarian, and with a strong bond with the beach, she’s certain about her go-to piece for the season: the Women’s Organic Essential Oversized Zip Hoodie in Rossette Pink.“I love it because it gives off good vibes in winter thanks to its cheerful color. For me, it’s the perfect mix of style and functionality.”That sentence sums up her approach to fashion: practical, yes, but always with a spark of positivity. The Rossette Pink shade adds that optimistic contrast to grey winter days, while the oversized fit and organic cotton make it versatile and cozy. Clara wears it to the office, for a walk after work, or even for those afternoons at the beach she never misses. Shootori: betting on the perfect fitIf there’s someone on the team you’ll always see with a camera in hand, it’s Shootori. Passionate about photography and sports, especially football, he sees sweatshirts as the perfect uniform for his lifestyle. This season, his choice is the Super Heavy Oversized Quarter Zip Sweater in Kombu Green.“I love this sweatshirt, especially how it fits thanks to its new cut. In Kombu Green, it’s definitely my bet for a bestseller this season.”For him, it’s all about practicality with style. The updated cut brings a fresh, modern look, while the Kombu Green shade strikes the right balance between understated and distinctive. His work takes him from meetings to shootings in a heartbeat, and he needs clothes that adapt to both worlds. That’s why this sweatshirt has become his key piece: it simply works everywhere. Paula: the must-have that has it allPaula, also in Communications, doesn’t hesitate: “Without a doubt, it’s one of my favorite sweatshirts from Trendsplant. The colors and how warm they are make it a MUST this winter.”Her pick is the Women’s Color Block Oversized Quarter Zip Sweater in Iron Veil, a garment that combines soft, neutral tones with a relaxed oversized fit. For Paula, who lives connected to the digital world and loves both shootings and spending time with her dogs, this sweatshirt has everything: design, warmth, and versatility.The color block brings freshness, the heavy fabric guarantees warmth, and above all, it gives her that sense of ease and readiness — knowing she can wear it for almost any plan without second thoughts. More than clothes, shared storiesWhat’s most interesting about these choices is that they weren’t the result of a planned meeting or a campaign brainstorming. They came out of casual conversations between colleagues who share more than a workspace: they share a way of looking at fashion. At Trendsplant, we know our garments aren’t just fabrics and stitches. They’re experiences, memories, and part of the identity of the people who wear them.This winter, the pieces that have earned a permanent spot in the team’s wardrobes speak of color, of new cuts, of warmth and attitude. They speak of the need to feel good in what we wear, of clothes keeping up with our pace without sacrificing style or authenticity.And in the end, every hoodie, every sweatshirt, every garment that becomes a favorite does so because it aligns with who we are. Clara finds energy, Shootori finds practical style, Paula finds a versatile must-have. Three different views, one shared conclusion: when a piece is truly good, you simply don’t want to take it off. Wrapping it up, coffee in handBack at the table, our coffee is already cold after so much talk about sweatshirts and colors. We laugh because, without even realizing it, we’ve just made our own FW25 selection. Not as a campaign, but as who we really are: a team that lives the clothes it designs.And maybe that’s the best way to explain why these pieces have become our favorites. Because they don’t just keep us warm in winter, they stay with us in everything we do, in the way we live, and in how we want to feel. And that’s exactly why they’ve earned a fixed spot in our wardrobes.

In September 2024, part of the Trendsplant team traveled to northern Portugal to present the FW25 collections to our partner factories. What began as a work trip turned into something no one could have predicted. For five days, wildfires swept through more than 15,000 hectares in the region, surrounding us as we worked. Smoke, heat, sirens, and a constant tension became part of our daily reality.From that experience came what we first called Portugal Fires, because it was the reality we were living at the time. But seeing that, unfortunately, this same situation has repeated itself this summer in Spain and across southern Europe, we felt the collection needed a broader name.Today, it is called What Remains. A Wildfires Homage Collection. Because this story is not only about Portugal, it’s about a problem that affects us all, year after year. It is not a collection about fire, but about what remains after it. Each garment carries the name of areas directly affected by those wildfires: Pontido, Fafe, Estoraos, and Aroes. The pigment-dyed palette is inspired by vegetation that always finds a way back: Chestnut, Oak Green, Eucalyptus, Silver Green, Forest Green. Deep earthy tones and muted greens that express both the strength of what endures and the calm of what returns. The pigment dye technique adds irregular textures and unique shades, making each piece different, like the stories that inspired them.  This collection is also a way to reaffirm our commitment to sustainability. At Trendsplant, we are a B Corp and part of 1% for the Planet, dedicating 1% of sales from What Remains to associations supporting people and communities affected by wildfires.What Remains. A Wildfires Homage Collection is a tribute to people, to the land, and to resilience. A reminder that even in the midst of adversity, it is possible to create something meaningful that will endure.👉 Discover the full collection here: [View Collection]

Not your average basicsSome garments just feel like yours from day one, no need to break them in, no adjustment period, just you and the piece. That’s exactly the feeling we aimed for with the new Garment Dyed Essentials FW25. But make no mistake, these aren’t ordinary basics. These are essentials with a story, with soul, with attitude.The process makes all the differenceIt all starts with the garment itself. First we cut it, sew it, finish it. Slowly. No shortcuts. Each piece is carefully made in Portugal, in workshops where both the process and the result matter. And once they’re done, that’s when the real magic begins, the garment dyeing.That’s what garment dyed means. We don’t dye fabric rolls. We dye the finished garment. So every tee, sweatshirt or hoodie goes through its own unique journey. The result, subtle variations, slightly irregular textures, that washed look that gives them character. No two are exactly alike, and that’s the point.This kind of finish isn’t new, but it’s definitely rare. It takes time, experience and precision. And above all, intention. Because in the end, we want you to feel that each piece has something special, something you can’t replicate.Thick, durable fabrics, but soft to the touchGarment Dyed Essentials aren’t made to blend in. Nor are they trying to be something they’re not. They’re built from strong, heavyweight fabrics meant to last. 100% cotton, chosen for its quality, feel and how well it ages with use.But that doesn’t mean they’re stiff or uncomfortable. Quite the opposite. Each piece is treated to feel soft from the start, without losing its structure. You feel it when you touch it, you notice it when you put it on. Some garments look new for weeks. Ours already feel like yours from the first wear.That balance between weight and comfort is key. Because real basics, the ones that truly matter, are the ones you wear the most. And if you’re going to live in them, they better be made right.Color matters, a lotPart of the charm of this collection lies in its colors. Dyeing the garment, not the fabric, affects not just the texture but the tones too. Pigments settle differently along seams, edges, and areas of varying tension. That creates depth, richness, and a sort of controlled imperfection that gives the pieces life.The color names say a lot,Delicious, a rich brown with terracotta hints that feels warm and worn in.Kombu Green, a dark seaweed green, deep and sophisticated, almost neutral.Dried Sage, a muted gray-green that’s relaxed, elegant, subtle.Caribou, a sandy brown with earthy undertones, like something you’d find in a vintage shop.They’re not flat colors. They feel like they’ve already lived a little. And that’s what makes them fit in so easily from the beginning.Design, simple but thoughtfulThere’s no shouting in the design. There’s no need. Relaxed fits, shapes that flatter without clinging. No loud statements. But details matter, reinforced seams, necklines that hold their shape, smooth and subtle inner labels.Each hoodie, tee and sweatshirt is designed to fit into your everyday life. To work with what you already own. To layer up in autumn or wear solo in late summer. No overthinking required.The Trendsplant logo is kept discreet. Sometimes tone-on-tone embroidery, sometimes a clean woven label. Always in the right place. Because we want the garments to complement you, not overpower you.A different way of doing thingsWe don’t believe in throwaway seasons or forgettable collections. Each release is meant to add something lasting to your wardrobe. Garment Dyed Essentials FW25 is no exception.It’s a quiet statement. A way of saying, this is what we mean by essentials. Garments made right, dyed with care, full of personality. Pieces that don’t scream for attention, but don’t disappear either.Sustainability is easy to talk about. Living it is harder. We approach it from the ground up, through our design choices, our materials, our manufacturing partners. We’re not here to push more stuff, we want you to choose better. And if that garment becomes your favorite over time, that means we did our job.Made in Portugal, intentionallyEvery piece in the collection is made entirely in Portugal. Not just for proximity, but for trust. We’ve spent years working with makers who understand what we’re about and share our approach. Who care as much about the journey as the final product.The garment dyeing happens in specialized facilities that know this technique inside out and do it responsibly. Water use is carefully managed, pigments are reused, waste is reduced. It’s not the easiest way, but it’s the honest one.What makes a basic not-so-basic?There’s something special about finding a garment that just fits you. No need to explain it. You throw it on and it just works. And if it has a story, even better.That’s what defines this collection, the ability to be part of your daily routine without being just another piece. With presence, with soul, without trying too hard. Wear it to work, wear it to travel, wear it to do nothing. No rules, just a reason to live in it.Care and evolutionThe best part about these garments is that they don’t need to be babied. They’re not delicate. No special treatment needed. Wash them like anything else, ideally cold or at 30 °C, and over time they won’t wear out, they’ll evolve. The color shifts, the fabric softens, the fit molds to you.They don’t get old. They get better. Because we believe in clothes that grow with you. Pieces that age well. That tell your story, not just ours.To sum it upGarment Dyed Essentials FW25 doesn’t try to reinvent anything. It just tries to do things right.Pieces made with time, dyed with care, designed to last and get better with every wash.Colors with personality. Fabrics that hold up. Honest design.No trends here, just intention. And that, these days, is more than enough.

This is not just a number.It’s a sign.Proof that when you choose consciously, something shifts. Something moves. Something gets better.In 2024, thanks to you and everyone who is part of this community, we donated €18,467 through 1% for the Planet.That means that 1% of our total revenue has been transformed into direct environmental action.No fluff.No empty promises.No greenwashing.Just real impact.Since 2017, at Trendsplant we chose to become an active part of this global movement that connects brands committed to something bigger than themselves.A movement that connects those who don’t just talk, but act.Because talking about sustainability is good — but practicing it is something else.And for us, sustainable fashion is not a trend.It is a daily responsibility. From the design of each garment to the responsible packaging it arrives in.Every time you choose Trendsplant, you’re making a decision that goes beyond style.You’re choosing a more conscious way of consuming, more respectful of the planet and our roots in the Mediterranean.Every garment you buy is a choice.And every choice counts.This year, you made it count.We’re proud of the figure.But not for the number itself.For what it stands for.Behind those €18,467 donated are real projects, people committed to change, and living ecosystems that endure thanks to gestures like yours.It’s one more step toward a way of consuming that is more honest, cleaner, and more committed.A way of understanding fashion that doesn’t just dress, but also acts.And this doesn’t end here.As long as you keep walking with us, we’ll keep giving:To the planet. To the people. To the future.Thank you for trusting. Thank you for acting.Because dressing well can also do good.And with your help, it is doing exactly that.

In Alicante, a solitary palm tree gently sways, day after day, quietly witnessing sunsets painted in warm tones. Each morning, its leaves whisper melodies to the waking earth, carried by the breeze. At night, its silhouette becomes a dancing shadow over the sand, accompanying those who exchange promises under the moon.From that serene image comes The Palm, a capsule collection that celebrates the iconic silhouette of palm trees and everything they evoke: elegance, abundance, and a deep connection to what truly matters. A collection designed to be worn with emotion, inspired by days that feel endless and nights that linger in memory.The palm tree, a symbol of life and timeless beautyThe Palm pays tribute to a universal symbol. Palm trees have witnessed stories of love, offered shade beneath the sun, and stood quietly by during meaningful encounters. Their shape is perfect balance: strength in the trunk, movement in the leaves, fruit as a promise of life.Each garment in the collection —tees, polos, sweatshirts— translates that vision into subtle graphic design, organic lines, and soft textures. Stylized fronds, sun-warmed colors, and clean compositions come together in a calm, sophisticated, and naturally inspired aesthetic.A collection that speaks the language of palm treesEvery name in this capsule tells a story. Inspired by real species, structures, and botanical elements from the palm tree world, they reinforce the connection between nature, design, and narrative.Some reference actual species, like Phoenix dactylifera, the date palm, or Washingtonia filifera, known for its tall structure and fan-shaped leaves. Others evoke the date itself, a symbol of abundance, or the petiole, the slender stalk that connects the leaf to the trunk, representing balance and support.There are also nods to the concept of the palm grove, to the palm frond as a form, and to its traditional role in confectionery culture. Each term adds a layer of meaning, turning each piece into more than just clothing: a contemporary interpretation of the tropical world through a refined lens.Made to last, designed to be felt This capsule is crafted with high-quality materials, prioritizing organic fabrics and responsible processes. The tees are made from 100% organic cotton with a balanced weight that brings both structure and comfort. Graphics are printed using water-based inks, safe for your skin and the environment.Relaxed fits and refined finishes make these pieces long-term companions, designed to be worn on slow days, spontaneous getaways, or as part of your everyday life — always adding that quiet sense of significance.The Palm, the art of slow livingMore than a design story, The Palm is an attitude: a way of inhabiting time with less rush, of paying attention to your surroundings, of finding beauty in soft gestures, natural textures, and silhouettes that invite calm.This collection speaks of love —for nature, for the stories we build, for the things made with care— through garments that are honest, meaningful, and designed to connect.This collection speaks of love —for nature, for the stories we build, for the things made with care— through garments that are honest, meaningful, and designed to connect.Explore The Palm and find in each piece a reflection of what really matters.

The Mediterranean is not just a place, it’s a way of seeing the world . At Trendsplant, every collection begins with that perspective, with that luminous calm that only makes sense when you're barefoot and the sea is nearby. The Tabarca collection is our tribute to that serene energy, a series of garments that doesn’t aim to stand out, but to stay close. Like a nap in the shade on an August afternoon, like the feel of a sun-dried towel, like the silence of the sea when the sun goes down.An island as a starting pointTabarca is a small island off the coast of Alicante . At first glance, a strip of land suspended in blue. But anyone who’s been there knows it holds something more, a character that can't be imitated. Stone-paved alleys, low whitewashed houses, laundry dancing in the wind . This collection was born from that setting and the emotions it stirs.During the design process, we asked ourselves, how do you translate the essence of a place into a garment? How do you capture the breeze that moves across the Mediterranean? How do you turn calm into stitching? The answer was clear, with honest materials , simple forms , and a coherent narrative . Tabarca is not just fashion, it’s a way of life .A color palette born from the seaIn Tabarca, color is not just an aesthetic decision, it’s an extension of the landscape. The palette for this collection is directly inspired by the real tones of the Mediterranean environment. Each hue was chosen to evoke a specific feeling, a scene from the island, an emotion that settles in naturally.Deep Teal connects us with the stillness of the sea at dusk, when the waves grow darker and time seems to slow.Tidepool Blue and Medium Turquoise represent shallow, crystal-clear waters where light dances on the sand, bright but gentle tones that breathe freshness.Mediterranean Blue is the clear sky at noon, when the heat still feels bearable and everything expands.Deep Water, more saturated and rich, captures the strength and mystery of the open sea.Shore Green pays tribute to the vegetation that grows between rocks and salt spray, a soft green that persists against the wind.And Foam White, the color of seafoam, recalls the moment when the tide meets the land. Light, clean, grounding.This harmony of tones seeks balance, calm, and authenticity. Nothing artificial, everything tied to the essential. The colors don’t just dress the garments, they build the atmosphere of Tabarca.Fabrics that breatheEvery piece is made from natural and responsible materials, designed to accompany you with lightness and honesty. Organic cotton is the core fabric in many garments, chosen for its natural feel, its lower environmental impact, and its durability. The T-shirts are light but resilient, meant to be worn daily without losing shape or essence.And there’s more. The Tabarca collection also includes two shirts made from 100% linen, a fabric that is Mediterranean by nature. Linen breathes, stays fresh, and softens with time. It's ideal for warm days, for effortless dressing, and for preserving the relaxed aesthetic that defines both the collection and the island behind it.All garments are made in Portugal, in workshops we’ve collaborated with for years, partners who share our values of ethical production and full traceability. We know who cuts, who sews, who presses, and that gives us the peace of mind of offering not just a good product, but a real story behind it.The island in every nameMany of the names used in this collection’s pieces are no coincidence. They are drawn directly from Tabarca’s history and geography, a way of paying homage to its true identity, still alive in its streets, its stones, and its surnames.Parodi and Manzanaro are surnames linked to the Genoese families who repopulated the island in the 18th century after being rescued from North Africa. These names, still present in Tabarca today, are a testament to a unique cultural mix between Italy and eastern Spain.Alcalalí refers to a small inland town in the province of Alicante, symbolically connected to the island through family roots and migratory tradition.The Cup nods to the Mediterranean’s role as a stage for sailing regattas. Tabarca has long been a stopover and witness to countless races, from traditional boats to modern sails cutting through its waters.San Gabriel, San Rafael, San Miguel, and San Pablo are the names of the island’s old defensive bastions. Today they remain part of the everyday landscape, silent markers of the island’s strategic past.Genovese sums up the modern origin of Tabarca, the Genoese settlers who, after centuries of exile, found a new home on this island. Their culture, language, and architecture left a lasting imprint still felt today.Each of these names opens a window into Tabarca’s story, a way to connect with its soul beyond what’s visible.More than clothing, an invitation to slow downTabarca isn’t just about aesthetics. This collection is a reminder that life moves too fast, that there’s beauty in simplicity, in the everyday, in what doesn’t need to be explained. A more mindful wardrobe starts with garments that have soul, made to last, made to connect with the one who wears them.Every piece in this collection invites you to slow down, choose intentionally, and reconnect with the present moment. We’re not here to encourage you to buy more, but to buy better.A meaningful launchThe entire campaign was shot on the island itself. All the photos were taken in real Tabarca locations, without artifice. The models moved as anyone would on a weekend there, barefoot, seeking shade, snacking on fresh fruit. We wanted to capture the natural spirit of the place and the authenticity of the garments.No excessive retouching, no theatrical staging. Just real light, real skin, real sea. Because what’s real is what lasts.Conclusion, dressing the MediterraneanTabarca is not just a collection, it’s a statement of intent. A way of approaching design, sustainability, and fashion with calm, honesty, and Mediterranean inspiration. These are garments that don’t expire with the season, they’re pieces that tell a story, that feel good from day one and only get better over time.We invite you to explore the full collection and carry a piece of this unique island with you.Dress in Tabarca,Dress in the Mediterranean,Dress to live more slowly.

At Trendsplant, we understand that color is more than just an aesthetic choice: it is a form of expression, a reflection of our identity, and a way to connect with the world. With this philosophy in mind, we present the New Pigment Dye Collection, an evolution of our pigment-dyed garment line that redefines the authenticity of color and style.A Palette Inspired by Nature The essence of the Mediterranean, with its warm light and landscapes full of hues, inspires the new color palette of the Pigment Dyed SS025 collection. This season, we introduce five carefully selected tones to offer a rich and sophisticated chromatic experience:Cuban Sand: A toasted beige that evokes golden sand and the warmth of the sun on the skin.Dusty Aqua: A desaturated blue reminiscent of calm waters and the sky's reflection on the sea.Reseda Green: An earthy green inspired by coastal vegetation and the freshness of nature.Buttercream: A creamy, soft tone that brings light and warmth to any look.White Jade: A subtly toned white, elegant and versatile, perfect for any occasion.These colors not only represent the essence of the season but also offer versatility and endless combinations for those seeking a timeless yet contemporary style.The Magic of the Pigment Dyed ProcessThe value of the Pigment Dyed collection lies in its special dyeing process. Unlike conventional dyes, this method provides a vintage look and an exclusive finish to each garment. Thanks to this treatment, the color adheres irregularly to the fabric's surface, creating subtle variations and a worn effect that enhances the texture and details of the garment.Each sweatshirt, t-shirt, and polo in this collection is a unique piece, with its own character that evolves over time. This effect, far from being a flaw, is part of its appeal, making each garment a personal reflection of the wearer.Embroidery and Details: A Signature of AuthenticityThe New Pigment Dye collection stands out not only for its exclusive coloration but also for its high-quality finishes. Embroidered logos add a touch of distinction and reinforce the brand's identity without sacrificing sobriety and sophistication.The balance between minimalist designand artisanal details ensures that each garment can be easily integrated into any wardrobe. Whether for a casual outfit or as part of a more sophisticated look, the sweatshirts, t-shirts, and polos in this collection become key pieces for any occasion.Sustainability and CommitmentAs with every Trendsplant launch, sustainability is a fundamental pillar in the creation of New Pigment Dye. The collection is made with high-quality organic cotton, responsibly cultivated without the use of pesticides or harmful chemicals. Additionally, the dyeing process minimizes water waste and reduces environmental impact, aligning with our vision of conscious and planet-friendly fashion.At Trendsplant, we are part of the B Corp certification, ensuring our commitment to the highest standards of social and environmental impact. Moreover, we are members of the 1% for the Planet movement, dedicating a percentage of our sales to environmental protection. With every purchase, our customers also contribute to generating a positive impact on the world.A Color and Style ExperienceThe new Pigment Dyed SS025 collection is a statement of style and authenticity. Each garment tells a story, reflecting the richness of color, texture, and commitment to quality. The combination of natural tones, artisanal processes, and sustainable materials makes this line an ideal choice for those seeking unique garments with character and a positive impact on the environment.Explore New Pigment Dye and discover a new way to wear color, with the essence of Trendsplant and the authenticity of each shade.

At Trendsplant, sustainability is more than just a trend; it’s a philosophy that guides every aspect of our brand. One of the key pillars of our sustainability strategy is the use of recycled materials and responsible processes that respect both the environment and people. To ensure this vision, we have committed to meeting the highest sustainability standards, with the Global Recycled Standard (GRS) certification being one of the most important. In this article, we explain what GRS certification is, why it’s crucial in the fashion industry, and how Trendsplant works to meet its strict criteria.What is GRS certification?The Global Recycled Standard (GRS) is an international certification created by Textile Exchange, a global nonprofit organization that promotes responsible and sustainable resource use in textile production. GRS certification sets specific requirements to ensure that recycled materials are used in a product, while also imposing strict standards in areas such as environmental impact, social responsibility, and chemical use throughout the entire supply chain.The GRS not only guarantees that a product is made with a certain percentage of recycled materials but also ensures that production processes are conducted ethically and sustainably. This includes key aspects such as safe and fair working conditions, the control of hazardous chemicals, and full traceability from raw material to final product.Why is GRS certification important?Fashion is one of the most polluting industries in the world. With growing concern over the environmental impact of mass-produced clothing, the demand for sustainable products is increasing. GRS certification has become an essential quality mark for brands that want to demonstrate their commitment to the environment and human rights. Some of the key reasons why this certification is essential include:Full traceability: GRS ensures that recycled materials are traced from the source to the final product, guaranteeing that there is no "greenwashing" or false claims about the product's sustainability.Reduced environmental impact: The use of recycled materials helps reduce the need for virgin resources such as petroleum or water and decreases the amount of waste that ends up in landfills or the ocean.Fair working conditions: In addition to environmental aspects, GRS cares about the people involved in the production chain, ensuring safe working conditions, fair wages, and labor rights.Control of hazardous chemicals: GRS certification imposes strict controls on the use of chemicals during the production process, ensuring that no toxic substances are used that could harm the environment or people’s health.The benefits of GRS certification for consumersToday’s consumers are increasingly conscious of the products they buy and their impact on the planet. GRS certification offers peace of mind, ensuring that they are purchasing a product that meets high standards of sustainability and ethics. The main benefits for consumers include:Sustainability guarantee: A GRS-certified product ensures that it is made from high-quality recycled materials, which helps reduce the use of virgin resources and environmental impact.Transparency and trust: The traceability provided by certification ensures that every step in the supply chain is verified, creating greater trust between consumers and brands.Commitment to the environment: By choosing GRS-certified products, consumers support a more responsible consumption model aimed at reducing waste and promoting a circular economy. GRS certification at TrendsplantAt Trendsplant, we take our commitment to sustainability very seriously. We know that every garment we produce has an impact on the planet, and that’s why we constantly work to minimize this impact by using recycled materials and responsible processes. Our GRS certification allows us to guarantee that our garments are not only of high quality but also environmentally friendly and produced under ethical labor conditions.Our GRS-certified materials include:Recycled polyester: We use recycled polyester made from post-consumer plastic bottles and other industrial waste, reducing the need for virgin, petroleum-derived materials. This material is used in our towels. Additionally, we incorporate SEAQUAL® recycled polyester in our swimwear collection, further reducing environmental impact.Recycled cotton: Recycled cotton: Recycled cotton comes from textile scraps that would otherwise be discarded. This process not only prevents waste from ending up in landfills but also significantly reduces water usage compared to conventional cotton farming. We do not currently have recycled cotton articles in our catalog, as our goal is to keep this use to a minimum. The quality does not fully match our standards and may present pilling.Recycled nylon: Sourced from recovered fishing nets and other industrial waste, recycled nylon is used to create garments, offering the same quality and durability as virgin nylon but with a much lower environmental impact. We manufacture swimwear using Q-Nova®, a recycled nylon yarn created through an energy-efficient process, further reducing our footprint.Recycled wool & cashmere: In part of our knitwear, we work with yarns that include GRS-certified recycled wool and cashmere. This allows us to reduce the use of virgin animal fibers while ensuring traceability and compliance with environmental and social standards throughout the supply chain.Our production processEach of our garments undergoes a rigorous process to ensure compliance with GRS standards. This includes:Material selection: We work closely with certified suppliers who meet GRS standards to ensure that the materials we use in our collections are 100% recycled and traceable.Chemical control: We ensure that during the dyeing, finishing, and treatment processes, no hazardous chemicals are used that could harm the environment or people.Ethical production: In addition to our efforts to minimize environmental impact, we ensure that the factories we collaborate with provide fair and safe working conditions. This includes living wages, reasonable working hours, and a healthy work environment.Audits and certification: To maintain our GRS certification, we undergo regular audits that verify our production processes comply with the environmental, social, and chemical standards required by the certification.Challenges and our future commitmentObtaining and maintaining GRS certification is not an easy process. It requires continuous investment in innovation and technology of the suppliers . However, at Trendsplant, we firmly believe that the benefits outweigh the challenges. As the fashion industry evolves, we remain committed to improving our practices, finding new ways to reduce our environmental impact, and offering our customers products that truly make a difference.Among our future goals are:Increasing the use of recycled materials: We continue to explore new ways to incorporate recycled materials into more products in our collection, as well as into packaging and other elements of our supply chain. Our focus is on durability and quality, and we only choose recycled cotton when it meets or exceeds the standards of organic cotton.Transitioning knitwear to recycled materials: Our goal is for all knitwear to be recycled by 2026.Improving energy efficiency: We are committed to reducing our energy consumption at every stage of production, from transportation to operations in our facilities. That’s why we manufacture almost everything in Spain and Portugal.Promoting consumer education: We want our customers to understand the importance of choosing sustainable products and how their purchasing decisions can contribute to a greener future.