Make.
Encon
trarnos.
Inhabit.
Yocomós cannot be explained by a starting date alone. Three places changed the questions, tools and people we make with.
Tres lugares.
A living process.
Explore the points on the map: San Isidro Metepec, San Miguel Chapultepec and San Pancho across Mexico.
Making with our hands.
The project was born from a domestic and material relationship with the craft: machines, accumulated fabrics, a family archive and garment-making knowledge. Before becoming a clearly defined venture, Yocomós was a practice of cutting, sewing, recovering, testing and starting again.
Clothing enters the stage.
The garment meets photography, film, music, performance, fashion and cultural spaces. Collaborations expand the project's language and open questions about the industry: which paths to follow and which to transform.
A space for things to happen.
At La Tallerera, Yocomós explores what happens when textile ideas have a shared place: open machines, repair, clothing exchange, recovered materials, informal learning and encounters across generations.
Processes such as Desmantelarte show that an outcome can be a conversation, a learned skill, a collective action or an experience. Design moves from producing objects to creating conditions for meeting.
