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Rivera Spain

Made in Spain, across 20 artisan workshops located in Madrid and Toledo, all within 150 km of the brand's Madrid headquarters.

Rivera is a Spanish womenswear label founded by mother and son Elisa and Eduardo Rivera. Its origins go back to the 1970s, when Elisa opened a multi-brand boutique in San Agustín de Guadalix, north of Madrid. She began designing her own pieces in the 1990s, and Eduardo joined the studio in 2002, when their first collection was presented at the Madrid fashion fair. The Rivera label was known until 2023 as Elisa & Eduardo Rivera before adopting its current name.

Every piece is designed at the Madrid headquarters and produced across twenty artisan workshops in Madrid and Toledo, all located within 150 kilometres of the studio. The collections include women's clothing, knitwear, footwear, bags, scarves and jewellery, with sizes ranging from 36 to 48. The patternmaking has been built over more than three thousand prototypes refined since the brand's beginnings.

Rivera now operates 13 owned stores in Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao and San Sebastián, alongside an e-commerce that ships internationally. Around 70 people work between the headquarters and the workshops, all of which produce exclusively for the label.

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Elisa Rivera began designing in the 1990s in a small atelier near Madrid, after two decades running a multi-brand boutique in San Agustín de Guadalix. Her son Eduardo joined the studio in 2002, and they presented their first collection at the Madrid fashion fair the same year. Today the label produces every piece across twenty artisan workshops in Madrid and Toledo, all within 150 kilometres of its headquarters. Sizes run from 36 to 48, with patternmaking refined over more than three thousand prototypes. Bags, scarves and necklaces are designed in-house and produced in the same workshops as the clothing.

Brand Information
Rivera Spain

Origin
Made in Spain
Website languages
Spanish, English, Portugese