Some collections feel like time machines. 93 SIERRA/CROSSES’ Spring/Summer 2025 line transports you straight to early 2000s Asturian summers—those endless days of crashing waves, peeling sunburns, and hardcore blasting from a beat-up stereo.
This is nostalgia served raw. Graphic tees look like they’ve been pulled from a 2003 skate shop. Sweats and trousers carry that sun-bleached, lived-in softness. The swim shorts could’ve been stolen from some forgotten surf brand’s heyday. Even the outerwear has that throwback technical edge—the kind you’d throw on when the coastal wind kicked up.
Two new shades join the Vexed Mask sunglasses lineup: cocoa brown and milky white, adding to the collection’s muted-but-sun-drenched palette. It’s all very specific, very tactile, less about reinvention than about bottling a feeling.
For anyone who came of age with salt in their hair and rebellion in their veins, this drop hits like a memory.
Check it out below:
Photo @sergio____p
Photo assistant @_hamzassioua
Video @jeanlafleurr
DOP @carlos.rodil_
Muah @gorka.larcan
Models @ssheloveslucas @hampemann.gs @deliciousenough @fattiamos
Thanks to @havaianaseurope
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