Location

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Founded

2004

Price range

28,000 ARS – 998,500 ARS

Shipping

Argentina, USA, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, UAE, Switzerland +

Catalogue

52 products

Cúbreme

Independent brand — verified
About

Cúbreme is an Argentine sustainable designer label for knitwear and clothing, founded in Buenos Aires in 2004 by designer Alejandra Gottelli. The brand makes purist, genderless pieces from natural fibres, aiming to offer a kinder, more sustainable way of producing clothing with a focus on wildlife conservation. Its work brings together traditional crafts, manual skill, care for detail and forward-looking design. The range includes coats, shirts, knitwear, berets, hats, mittens and socks, plus baby knits, bags and home goods. Signature pieces include the Cuervo maxi coat, the Gabán Arthur, the Estepa Largo coat, the Boina Beret and the Medias Kei. Cúbreme is made in Argentina: its knits are made on manual machines and its coats by Argentine tailors. It uses Patagonian merino wool, llama fibre from northern Argentina, organic linen and organic cotton. The label works actively with WCS Argentina and the Wildlife Friendly Enterprise Network on holistic sheep and goat farming that follows strict standards for conserving the flora and fauna of Patagonia. Cúbreme remains independent and founder-led, selling its collections online.

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Brand Details

Argentina
Cotton
Silk
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
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Alejandra Gottelli

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of clothing does Cúbreme make?
Cúbreme makes purist, genderless clothing and knitwear from natural fibres. It combines traditional crafts and handwork with forward-looking design.
What products does Cúbreme sell?
Cúbreme sells coats, shirts, knitwear, berets, hats, mittens and socks, plus baby knits, bags and home goods. Products include the Cuervo maxi coat, Gabán Arthur, Estepa Largo coat, Boina Beret and Medias Kei.
How much does Cúbreme cost?
Cúbreme is a mid-range brand, with products priced from about AR$28,000 to AR$998,500 ARS. Most pieces cost around AR$70,000–AR$310,000, while tailored wool coats cost the most.
Where is Cúbreme located?
Cúbreme is based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It sells its collections online.
Who founded Cúbreme?
Cúbreme was founded in 2004 by designer Alejandra Gottelli. The brand aims to offer a kinder, more sustainable way of producing clothing.
Who owns Cúbreme?
Cúbreme is an independent label owned and led by its founder, Alejandra Gottelli. It is not part of a larger fashion group.
Where is Cúbreme made?
Cúbreme is made in Argentina, with knits made on manual machines and coats made by Argentine tailors. It uses Patagonian merino wool, northern llama fibre, organic linen and organic cotton, and works with WCS Argentina and the Wildlife Friendly Enterprise Network.

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