The Maloca Green collective, created 6 years ago on the outskirts of Salvador, launched a new line aimed at the female audience. This time, the group’s bet is on beachwear with a collection for all tastes and bodies.
The collection is an initiative of the collective to fulfill the mission of amplifying peripheral, black, LGBTQIAP+ culture in safe spaces of free expression, promoting visibility for networks of cultural and artistic expression.
Designed to please the public that accompanies the collective, the collection features swimsuits, bikinis and personalized sarongs, made to measure.
“Initially, we thought about women’s beachwear because it is our largest audience. Almost 60% of Maloca’s public is female and initially we thought of contemplating that part. But we thought of doing actions for the male public”, says the executive producer of MALOCA GREEN, Victoria Cardoso.
The pieces, which cost from R$ 50, are made-to-measure, with 3 days for finalization and delivery.
“The idea of tailor-made is to cater to the diversity of the public, which has all bodies. This way, it is possible to make a product targeted and made for the person”, adds Vitória.
What is Maloca Green?
Maloca Green is a collective from the outskirts of Salvador, which for 6 years has been a space for celebration, visibility, autonomy and collaboration between peripheral, black, LGBTQIAP+ and underground culture in the city of Salvador.
The collective develops cultural events of various types in the capital of Bahia, opening space for black artists to show their work and offering leisure and cultural options for the maloca, always guiding diversity and respect.