
Established · $400–$700 · Bogotá, Colombia

Colombian resortwear in linen and printed fabrics, architectural silhouettes made for barefoot glamour.
Think: barefoot glamour, Colombian sun
The buy: the embroidered linen dress
the embroidered linen dress
Azulu makes Colombian resortwear with a sculptor's eye: scalloped linen, shell embroidery and seed details strung by hand.
The clothes are mostly linen and cotton, cut so soft drape meets geometric lines, like panels scalloped and edged in contrast piping. Colombian artisans make the details by hand, from straps of açaí seeds to embroidered shells, and production stays in small family workshops at home, so each piece carries the craft of the place it comes from.
Azulu began as a family business in Colombia, started by a husband and wife under the name Salomon. Their son, Alex Srour, relaunched it in 2018 with Maya Memovic, a designer raised in New York who trained in film before turning to fashion.
Together they moved production to small workshops in Bogotá and reshaped the label around resort clothes for women who travel: natural fibres, sculpted shapes and handwork by Colombian artisans.
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
Most of the clothing is 100% linen or cotton, with linen dresses lined in viscose, and finished by hand with details like açaí-seed straps and embroidered shells.
Sizes run XXS to XXL against a body-measurement chart, with about 4cm between sizes. The brand gives no true-to-size advice, so compare your measurements with the chart before ordering.
US shipping is free on orders over $300, with standard delivery in 5 to 7 business days; below that, the cost is calculated at checkout.
Clothing bought online can be returned for a refund, minus a 10% restocking fee when sent back by mail; the fee is waived at its stores, including one in Aventura, Florida. Swimwear, jewelry and sale pieces are final sale.
Azulu doesn't list fiber content, like “100% silk”, on most of its product pages, so we can't say what its pieces are made of. We checked 172 pieces in October 2026.

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