Tricolor.
Three cuts, one palette. Yellow, blue and red are the only colours on the garment, and each one is doing structural work — marking a panel, an edge, or a side. Where there is no job to do, the fabric is left alone.
Everything below is in sampling. Nothing here is for sale yet — when the first run is inspected and boxed, the launch list hears about it first.


Tricolor Brief
Yellow across the front, blue at the left hip, red at the right. Three panels, three colours, and the seams fall exactly where the panels change — nothing decorative, nothing added.
The band is black so the colour has somewhere to stop. JOCKHAUS sits centred, HECHO EN COLOMBIA underneath it in a smaller line, and that is the entire graphic treatment on the garment.
- Standard rise
- Three-panel front
- Black two-inch band
- Contrast side seams
In sampling — not yet for sale
Tell me when it lands
Bandera Brief
The flag laid flat across the body — yellow through the top half, blue through the middle, red at the base, in the same 1/2–1/4–1/4 proportion as the rule that runs through this site.
Held to the proportion of the flag rather than split into equal thirds, which is the difference between a reference and a costume. Binding picks up the neighbouring colour at each edge.
- Horizontal colourblock
- Flag proportion
- Contrast binding
- Black band
In sampling — not yet for sale
Tell me when it lands

Tricolor Jock
Blue pouch, open seat, yellow strap on one side and red on the other so the garment reads correctly the moment you pick it up off the floor.
The waistband carries the flag itself rather than a logo panel, which puts the only colour on the back of the garment exactly where it is visible. Straps are bound, not raw-edged.
- Open seat
- Colour-coded straps
- Tricolor band
- Bound edges
In sampling — not yet for sale
Tell me when it landsBand treatments, mesh fronts and a crimson colourway are also on the sampling table. They are photographed in the lookbook.
Be there when it lands.
One email when the first run is ready. Nothing else.
No spam. One email when the first run lands.