EAFTIMOS Fall 2026 Madrid

The NIERIKA collection begins where Huichol spirituality meets César Manrique’s way of seeing Lanzarote, as if both were trying to describe the same idea of nature as something sacred rather than decorative. From that intersection, it imagines a contemporary tribe that doesn’t observe the earth from a distance but depends on it completely: working the fields, living alongside animals, ending the day in a quiet ritual of gratitude. It stays inward-looking, aligned with the introspective universe of EAFTIMOS, where clothing feels closer to a private language than a statement. The silhouettes are rooted in rural workwear but slightly displaced, as if remembered rather than copied. Work jackets, striped shirts, reworked denim trousers and field tailoring pieces are layered without hierarchy, shifting between volume and restraint, between oversized gestures and closer, more controlled cuts. The palette stays grounded in the landscape it comes from: volcanic blacks, crop greens, warm ambers and ritual reds, tones that feel more excavated than chosen. Craft runs through the collection as structure rather than detail. Handcrafted leather boots, shamanic jewellery in steel and silver, scarves printed with a custom symbol, and magnetic metal fastenings that become a kind of functional signature. Across the 16 looks — 10 menswear and 6 womenswear — the wardrobe reads like a shared uniform for this imagined tribe, built to move between physical terrain and something more internal, almo