NEW COLLECTION
Known for its signature triple stitching, reversed since 2019, BEIRA explores inside-out construction through ongoing research that extends into the creation of textile surfaces.
NEW ARRIVALS
JEWELRY
Since 2019, reverse triple stitching has revealed the construction of the garments, forming part of an ongoing exploration of textures, volumes and textile surfaces.
ATELIER
In Rio de Janeiro, design, patternmaking and production come together in one space.
TRIPLE STITCHING AS A SIGNATURE
Explored by BEIRA since 2014 and applied in reverse since 2019, triple stitching transforms the garment's seams into design elements, revealing its construction. Pia Rey described the 2019 collection as “a kind of style exercise [...] based on the idea of inside-out, revealing construction details and seams on the outside” (Vogue Italia, June 3, 2019, translated from Italian). In the 2020 campaign, photographed by Dane Manary, this language extends across shoulders, sleeves, pockets, and panels. Contrasting stitching highlights where the different parts meet, allowing the garment's construction to be traced across the body.
FROM STITCHING TO HANDCRAFTED TEXTILES
Handcrafted in our atelier using reversed triple stitching, our textile surfaces explore patterns, layers, textures, and volumes. An ongoing exploration of material and form: “I have always wanted to develop products with a lot of texture, a lot of layering,” explains Lívia Cunha Campos in an interview with Carol Hungria for CHNews, on August 15, 2026.
DESIGNED AND MADE IN RIO DE JANEIRO
Design, patternmaking, production, communication, and sales come together in our atelier in Rio de Janeiro. It is within this space that we develop BEIRA's distinctive language, highlighted by Lilian Pacce's website on April 25, 2019, describing garments “sewn inside out [...] making the topstitching that has already become characteristic of her work even more visible.”
Discover the garments in the very space where they are developed and produced. Photography: Fotosite.