A tee honoring the Bolivian women who climb the Andes in traditional polleras. Strength, resilience and cultural pride — printed by a Spanish artist, worn for the mountains.
The Cholitas Climbers are a group of Indigenous Bolivian women who defy stereotypes by climbing the Andes in their traditional dress — including their colorful polleras.
They've conquered iconic peaks like Huayna Potosí, at 6,088 meters above sea level, and they stand for empowerment, resilience and cultural pride. This tee is our tribute to them.
The figure climbs with the left arm reaching up and the body held by the right — the exact moment of effort and balance on the ice wall.
The traditional layered skirt and mantle, in full color, climbing where few would dare. Heritage worn as armor.
Shot from behind the climber, looking straight at the frozen wall — you stand where she stands, at the foot of the mountain.
A design made entirely by a Spanish artist, honoring the women who turned a mountain into a statement.
