Zoraido Archive was created to celebrate an important milestone: ninety years of history told through ninety hand-picked garments.

For the occasion, we reopened wardrobes, retrieved memories, and brought to light pieces that have stood the test of time. From the architectures of Maison Margiela to the poetry of Romeo Gigli, up to the avant-garde of Comme des Garçons, each garment held a story made of moments, people, and memories.
For a few weeks, a temporary space a short walk from the historic headquarters hosted this extraordinary archive. Not a collection, but a selection of ninety unique pieces, from 1970 to today, ready to re-enter circulation and write new stories.

The Archive has concluded, but what it left behind goes beyond the clothes: the glances, the shared memories, the conversations, and the emotion of seeing ninety years of research and passion come to life again.

Thanks to everyone who was a part of it.

The enthusiasm and participation that accompanied this project encourage us to look ahead.

Zoraido Archive might return in 2026 with a new celebratory edition, new stories, and a new selection of pieces to rediscover.

Because every archive preserves the past.
But it is in its continuous renewal that it finds a way to stay alive.