New Drop Coming Soon…
Hi 👋 there! It’s me Beca Ramos, Doble Infinito’s Creative Director. I am happy to announce that we will be having a new drop of limited pieces coming soon.
Josh Illustrates interviews Doble Infinito
Today we had an amazing interview with @joshillustrates on instagram! Josh is a Latin Fashion Illustrator and Communicator. We are glad to share this interview with you.
From Florence, Italy / The story of the unknown beauty
Last week I received a picture of a beautiful girl with one of our tote bags at the Florence Station making her way to Bologna in Italy.
From Rome, Italy / The story of the globe trotter
Today I will tell you the story of our friend Paola, who we sometimes call auntie Paola. She is an air hostess from Mexico City, and she was part of the brand’s first photo shoot as our model.
Fashion Revolution Week / Who made your tote bag?
Today we went to the Atelier MCA to meet our friends Caro and Juanita who are responsible of the production of our tote bags.
Find us at Fundamentally’s Showroom
Fundamentally is located in Colima street number 184 in Roma neighborhood in Mexico City I am so happy to announce that we are joining Fundamentally’s showroom since today!
From Mexico City / The Story of Daniela’s search for inspiration and beauty in the everyday
She thinks the tote bag is a basic element in everyone's wardrobe
Looking for the best “Pan de Muerto” in Mexico City? Check out Happy Bakery!
Happy Bakery is located in Colonia Del Valle, at Parroquia Street in Mexico City. It’s sweet bread and coffee bar are amazing and delicious.
Meet your new tote bag! OUT NOW at Casa Obsidiana PRE-SALE ONLY
BUY YOURS ON-LINE AT CASA OBSIDIANA! Click on the link below Pan de muerto Tote bag https://casaobsidiana.mx/products/pan-de-muerto-tote-bag https://casaobsidiana.mx/blogs/casa-obsidiana-blog/pan-de-muerto
3 FACTS you should know about “Pan de Muerto” the Mexican sweet bread baked to celebrate “Día de Muertos”
3 FACTS About “Pan de Muerto” the traditional sweet bread baked to celebrate “Día de Muertos” (Day of the Dead) in Mexico!
