Pepa Pombo in Bogotá: The Sculptural Knitwear Shaping Colombian Style
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Pepa Pombo in Bogotá
Inside the family-run house turning Colombian knitwear into color, architecture and the most effortless kind of statement dressing.
Bogotá style has always understood the drama of texture. Against the capital’s cool Andean light, Pepa Pombo’s knits feel especially alive: graphic, tactile and precise, yet designed with enough ease to move from a gallery afternoon to a candlelit dinner in Zona T.
Founded in 1978 by Pepa Pombo, the Colombian ready-to-wear house has spent decades reinventing knitwear. Today, daughter Mónica Holguín leads the design language as creative director, carrying a family story forward through dimensional surfaces, sculptural silhouettes and exuberant color.A Colombian language of knit
The magic is in the construction. Instead of treating knit as a quiet basic, Pepa Pombo uses it as architecture. In-house production and handwoven techniques create three-dimensional textures that hold shape without losing softness. The result is clothing that reads beautifully from across a room and rewards a closer look. For travelers, that balance is irresistible. Many pieces are multifunctional and forgiving to pack, while bold pattern does the styling work for you. It is a wardrobe proposition built around fewer, more memorable pieces.Where to shop in Bogotá
The brand’s Bogotá boutiques include Carrera 14 #83-46 and Calle 79B #7-97, placing the experience close to the city’s fashionable northern neighborhoods. Hours can change, so confirm directly before visiting. If your route continues beyond Colombia, the house also lists boutiques and stockists in Cali, Mexico City, San Miguel de Allende and international destinations.Why it belongs in the modern travel wardrobe
Pepa Pombo’s strongest pieces are joyful but intentional. The house has discussed recycled polyester, certified renewable sources for rayon and viscose, and the value of timeless silhouettes—an approach that suits travelers who want personality without disposable trend-chasing. In Bogotá, wear a textured jacket over a fine-gauge turtleneck for the city’s changeable temperatures. In Cartagena, reinterpret the same piece over a fluid dress. The pleasure is in discovering how one expressive garment can change across climates and occasions.Build the look in Luxe Jetter
Use Luxe Jetter as the fashion and packing layer for your next Latin American escape—from statement knits to the shoes and finishing pieces that make them travel beautifully. Open Luxe JetterIf the app does not appear, explore Luxe Jetter here.
The final word
Pepa Pombo makes a compelling case for clothing as a souvenir of place—not a logo, but a point of view. These are knits with Bogotá intelligence and Colombian optimism: distinctive enough to remember, versatile enough to keep traveling.More Latin American talent: explore the Latin American Fashion Designers hub →
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