Dichos de la Cucha is a nostalgic streetwear collection inspired by the wisdom, humor, and tough love of Colombian mothers, tías, and abuelas. Each hoodie blends a beloved Colombian dicho (saying) with fabrics pulled straight from the household — the tablecloths, dresses, and pillows that defined our childhood homes. The sewn-in fabrics wrap around the hood, forearms, and pocket edges, transforming everyday memories into wearable art.
Every hoodie carries the phrase “Todo lo que hago, lo hago por usted” across the front — a declaration of gratitude to the mothers whose love and sacrifice shaped us. Made in Colombia from 100% cotton, these hoodies are more than fashion: they’re a cultural thank-you, stitched with memory and meaning.
“El que guarda, siempre tiene.”
A tribute a las cocinas de La Cucha. The white hoodie is dressed with green fabric, just like those tablecloths every cocina had — the ones that saw everything from arepas at breakfast to cafecito at night. And of course, La Cucha would drop her wisdom at the kitchen table: “El que guarda, siempre tiene” (“Those who save, always have”). This hoodie stitches that memory into streetwear, carrying the resourcefulness and cariño that only La Cucha could teach — así hablaba La Cucha.
Dichos de la Cucha is a nostalgic streetwear collection inspired by the wisdom, humor, and tough love of Colombian mothers, tías, and abuelas. Each hoodie blends a beloved Colombian dicho (saying) with fabrics pulled straight from the household — the tablecloths, dresses, and pillows that defined our childhood homes. The sewn-in fabrics wrap around the hood, forearms, and pocket edges, transforming everyday memories into wearable art.
Every hoodie carries the phrase “Todo lo que hago, lo hago por usted” across the front — a declaration of gratitude to the mothers whose love and sacrifice shaped us. Made in Colombia from 100% cotton, these hoodies are more than fashion: they’re a cultural thank-you, stitched with memory and meaning.
“El que guarda, siempre tiene.”
A tribute a las cocinas de La Cucha. The white hoodie is dressed with green fabric, just like those tablecloths every cocina had — the ones that saw everything from arepas at breakfast to cafecito at night. And of course, La Cucha would drop her wisdom at the kitchen table: “El que guarda, siempre tiene” (“Those who save, always have”). This hoodie stitches that memory into streetwear, carrying the resourcefulness and cariño that only La Cucha could teach — así hablaba La Cucha.
