

Emerging · Under $200 · Madrid, Spain

Structured jackets, blouses and tailoring, Italian-made womenswear that treats limited runs as a design principle.
Think: limited runs with structure
Coloma's pairs close-cut tailoring with sheer, studded and lacy details, made in small Italian runs at prices that stay within reach.
Jackets are cut close with a structured shape and contrast piping or studs, trousers sit low on the hip with a wide leg, and the tops play with organza, dotted tulle, crochet lace and mother-of-pearl buttons. Everything is made by artisans near Florence in limited quantities, and each design is named after someone the founders love.
Coloma's is a mother-daughter label: Paola Boudouresques and Rocio Rodriguez talked about it for some fifteen years before launching it in May 2024.
Designed between Madrid and London, every piece is made in small batches just outside Florence, and naming each design after a friend began as a way to bring their people along.
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
The tailoring is marked true to size with no stretch, and each product page lists the model's measurements. Sizes run XS to XL (US 0 to 10), and many trousers are low-rise, so check the rise before ordering.
The suede-look pieces, like the Bella jacket and Olivia skirt, are a polyester and elastane faux suede, and the tailoring is a polyester-viscose blend that is dry clean only. Linen and cotton turn up on some trousers and tops.
US shipping is US$20 and takes 3 to 5 business days, free on orders of US$450 or more, with express at US$30. Duties and import taxes are paid by the brand, so nothing is due on delivery.
You have 15 days from delivery to start a return through its portal, with tags on and unworn. Free size exchanges are offered only in Spain.
Cotton · Polyester · Viscose
Works most in: cotton, polyester and viscose
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