Palomo Spain relocates to Madrid and launches first women’s collection

Cordovan designer Alejandro Gómez Palomo’s firm is advancing its growth strategy. After operating since its founding in the Cordovan town of Posadas, the designer’s birthplace, Palomo Spain is moving its headquarters to the capital. As part of its consolidation plan, the firm is launching its first women’s ready-to-wear capsule within its Resort 2026 line.

Palomo Spain is relocating its headquarters to Madrid to centralize operations. The move will take effect in July. The company will reveal the exact location closer to the opening.

The new women’s collection, “Cocoon,” showcases the brand’s signature DNA with a romantic aesthetic and functional design. The pieces reinterpret classic silhouettes and take inspiration from the south of Spain, featuring floral prints and polka dots.

“The admiration for women has been present in Palomo since the beginning. Although we focus on offering men an aesthetic that has traditionally only been accessible to women, women have always been part of our universe. Now, that infatuation is renewed and becomes the center. It opens up a path of possibilities, enjoyment and beauty that we want to explore more than ever,” said the Cordovan designer about the new collection.

The new line, which will complement its men’s offering, features fabrics such as fluid silks and embroidered velvets. It also includes a series of feather headdresses designed by the Sevillian firm Vivas Carrión, specializing in handcrafted hats and headdresses. “Cocoon” will be available from mid-October at selected points of sale and in Palomo Spain’s online store.