Hola
Pepa de Mango was born out of two millennial humans who got sick of boring, safe designs and decided sarcasm deserved its own clothing line. This brand isn’t about being polished, trendy, or trying to please everyone. It’s about saying what you actually think, wearing it proudly, and never apologizing for it.
This is Ana
Tropical vibes are her natural habitat, and when she grows up, she’s moving to the Caribbean (don’t argue, it’s already decided).
She’s obsessed with vintage, because let’s be honest, the past had a different kind of beauty.
She grew up facing the ocean, barefoot, with sand permanently stuck in her underwear.
She eats ice cream with French fries (disgusting? maybe. still does it).
She rolls her eyes at people for sport, and if she hears the neighbors in the hallway, she simply won’t open the door… crossing paths with humans? No thanks.
Her humor is… let’s call it refined. Usual reaction: “Oh Ana, you didn’t just say that, did you?”
This is Fernando:
For him, 25ºC is winter. He actually leaves the house wearing a jacket, people.
He’s a movie addict but hates paying for the endless list of streaming platforms.
Sundays are for cake (non-negotiable).
He has zero patience for stupid people (must be hard for him to live in this world).
He’s allergic to bananas but still eats plátano with rum and honey because, well, self-control is overrated. (Yes, plátano is part of the banana family. Don’t be stupid.)
This is Ana
Tropical vibes are her natural habitat, and when she grows up, she’s moving to the Caribbean (don’t argue, it’s already decided).
She’s obsessed with vintage, because let’s be honest, the past had a different kind of beauty.
She grew up facing the ocean, barefoot, with sand permanently stuck in her underwear.
She eats ice cream with French fries (disgusting? maybe. still does it).
She rolls her eyes at people for sport, and if she hears the neighbors in the hallway, she simply won’t open the door… crossing paths with humans? No thanks.
Her humor is… let’s call it refined. Usual reaction: “Oh Ana, you didn’t just say that, did you?”
This is Fernando:
For him, 25ºC is winter. He actually leaves the house wearing a jacket, people.
He’s a movie addict but hates paying for the endless list of streaming platforms.
Sundays are for cake (non-negotiable).
He has zero patience for stupid people (must be hard for him to live in this world).
He’s allergic to bananas but still eats plátano with rum and honey because, well, self-control is overrated. (Yes, plátano is part of the banana family. Don’t be stupid.)
Pepa de Mango is a Latin American expression that means something delicious, top-tier, irresistible. That’s why we chose it. A phrase most people won’t get, and honestly, we couldn’t care less if they do.
We’re partners in crime, partners in life, and partners in turning “did we really just say that?” moments into designs you can actually wear. Together, we make Pepa de Mango what it is: sarcastic, tropical, surreal, and unapologetically authentic.
- Ana & Fernando
