"My art tells a story of past and present inspiration from things such
as media, design, sports, and life events that impacted my creative
perspective as a Latino male growing up in Los Angeles. I come
from a family of painters and creatives which pushes me even further
to keep the tradition and further advancing it in a way that they could
not reach."

Andrew Martinez, founder of Guava LA, is a Guatemalan American and third-generation
airbrush artist whose Los Angeles upbringing influences his pop-culture designs. Andrew's
work has been featured in collaborations with musical artists such as Burna Boy and The
Grateful Dead. The 6-piece Guava LA assortment features new designs inspired by LA
Hispanic Culture, as well as a nod to his Guatemalan heritage, alongside an update to his
signature Palentero Shirt.

"For us as Latin’s, as Mexican’s, as Ecuadorian’s, it’s very important
to express ourselves and I have found that
running is a new way that I can connect with like-minded people. My inspirations come from
my daily life and I see running as not just an action, but a way of
self-expression."

An all-Mexican project born in 2018 in the heart of Mexico City, Hermanos Koumori matches
contemporary design to obsessions such as art, architecture, meditation, and most importantly,
running. The 4-piece collection will feature a graphic tee complete with a “Tree of Life”
screenprint - a common symbol of mysticism within Hispanic culture that Hermanos Koumori
uses to represent the path of runners, while the roots represent a firm belief in Hispanic history.

"Bueno is a celebration of Hispanic culture, storytelling, individuality,
and emotion."

Their motto, "It Means Good," reflects their genuine intention to bring positivity, love, and
power to all those who engage with their brand. The 4-piece collection includes graphic tees
and sweatshirts celebrating the important connection to hope and a higher power through the
symbolism of the sun, dance, and music.

Artist Rebecca Maria is inspired by nostalgia along with the rhythms
and sounds of hip-hop culture.

Each of her paintings are reminiscent of emblematic album art that calls attention to the
greatest titles in the history of hip-hop that influenced an entire cultural movement. Inspired
by her Cuban heritage, Rebecca Maria taps into her culture through a 3-piece collection
revealing the vibrancy of the vintage car culture in Cuba through tees and sweatshirts in
whimsical graphics.

New York native and first generation Dominican, M. Tony Peralta,
is an artist and designer known for his fusion of pop art aesthetics,
cultural iconography, and vibrant hues.

Using screen printing, painting, and mixed media techniques, Peralta has paid homage to his
blended heritage and the golden age of Hip-Hop. The 3-piece collection represents the meeting
point between Hispanic and Pop culture, paying homage to iconic art, Hispanic icons, and
beverages that hold a special place in his heritage as seen on graphic tees and sweatshirts.

"As a collective, we are inspired by our upbringing and the
overall cultural textures of life. Inspiration comes in the beauty of
everyday life, the curiosity of sonically mixing two very different
genres or sounds as well as the moments that make us laugh
when we connect."

Pangea Sound is an LA based collective whose inspiration stems from Hip-Hop, R&B,
Afro-Beat, Latin, Caribbean and world music. Pangea Sound celebrates the common ties
between each genre & style, creating apparel that explores the intermix between traditional
beats and exciting new sounds. The 3-piece collection speaks to their ethos of celebrating
common ties, featuring nostalgic baseball inspired silhouettes and signature
Pangea Sound graphics.

"I combine Latino nostalgia and classic Americana treats to create
new pathways to the American dream while honoring my culture and
my heritage. As an Afro-Latina, community is everything to me. I draw
inspiration from all parts of my life, my culture and my heritage."

Paola Velez, award-winning co-founder of Bakers Against Racism and the former executive
pastry chef at Michelin Starred Maydan, is a fierce advocate for equitably sourced food and
sustainability. Chef Velez uses her resources to help uplift her communities and make
impactful change. She tells her story through a 4-piece kitchen workwear collection created for
Urban Renewal, UO’s in-house brand of repurposed, remade, one-of-a-kind vintage pieces,
inspired by restaurant life with a focus on sustainably made apparel.

"Our grandmother started the business from her kitchen in Cuba and
then moved to the United States and started the business again from
her kitchen in Echo Park. Now, any kitchen in the United States can
have their family share a meal with our food, and that's a really humbling, humbling."

Porto's Bakery & Cafe is rooted in the story of Rosa Porto, a mother, grandmother, and friend
who was forced to flee her beloved country of Cuba with her family. Today, Porto’s remains a
family-owned and operated bakery with six locations and a seventh location coming soon,
serving California-Cuban-inspired dishes and pastries that embody Rosa's passion, dedication,
and commitment to quality, carrying on the legacy she created and continuing to serve
memories for generations to come.The 3-piece collection will feature graphic tees, sweats,
and accessories, highlighting their Cuban roots and classic logo, as well as airbrush art done
by Guava LA of their pastries and iconic carryout packaging.