Santo Domingo, R.D. · Limited Edition · No. 001

6

DROP
001

Not a place. A feeling.

Six pieces

Every brand about the Dominican Republic starts with the flag, the palm trees, the map. We started somewhere smaller. La silla. A candle when someone yelled, “¡Se fue la luz!” The sound a domino makes when it hits the table harder than it needs to.

Six pieces. Six memories. Nothing else on them.

01 — La Silla Series

La Silla

Beach. Backyard. Domino table. Every Dominican has sat in this exact chair a thousand times and never once thought about it—until it’s not there anymore.

Hidden detail — 18.4472°N 69.6164°W · 4:15 PM

Available November 6.
La Silla — SIN BULLA DROP 001

02 — Domino Nights Series

Domino Nights

One oversized domino tile, off-center on the chest. Nothing else. The tile does the talking—you already know the sound it makes.

Hidden detail — 18.4843°N 69.8999°W · 9:52 PM

Available November 6.
Domino Nights — SIN BULLA DROP 001

03 — Colmado Club Series

Colmado

Not the store itself—the corner it sits on. The same hands, the same stool, the same small trade done the same way for thirty years.

Hidden detail — 18.4617°N 69.3032°W · 11:20 AM

Available November 6.
Colmado — SIN BULLA DROP 001

04 — Motoconcho Series

Motoconcho
Mirror

The helmet-on-the-mirror shot, printed small and centered—a quiet detail instead of the bike itself.

Hidden detail — 18.4700°N 69.8864°W · 1:08 PM

Available November 6.
Motoconcho Mirror — SIN BULLA DROP 001

05 — La Playa Series

La Playa

Boca Chica. Warm water. Plastic chairs in the sand. Families, vendors, music—and one more hour before somebody says it’s time to go.

Hidden detail — 18.4316°N 69.5699°W · 12:35 PM

Available November 6.
La Playa — SIN BULLA DROP 001

06 — Se Fue La Luz Series

¡Se Fue La
Luz!

The room goes dark. Someone says it before anyone else can: “¡Se fue la luz!” A candle comes out. Every Dominican already knows the rest.

Hidden detail — 18.4858°N 69.8992°W · 10:14 PM

Available November 6.
Se Fue La Luz — SIN BULLA DROP 001

This isn’t Dominican merchandise. It’s a Dominican memory, printed quietly enough that you have to already know it to see it.

Two Emblems.
One Message.

Two quiet symbols.
Both unmistakably ours.

01 — The Chancleta

The Chancleta

Represents the everyday.
The beach, the block,
the way we move.
A quiet icon of home.

02 — The Double Six

The Double Six

Represents the nights.
The table, the talks,
the moments that last.
A symbol we all understand.

The Message

The chancleta speaks to where we come from.
The Double Six speaks to how we connect.

Quiet confidence. Loud memories.