This summer, our team at 85° partners up with La Garçonnière and Ron Coloma to set up our own island of tropical joy in the heart of Paris. A feminine oasis inside our favourite menswear concept store, a hot breeze of resortwear design, slow fashion, and artisan craftsmanship. 

As an invitation to travel, 85° brings witty selection of high-summer garments such as swimsuits, cover-ups, t-shirts, dresses, woven bags, jewellery and accessories, in addition to beach games, art prints, and some of the finest rum and mezcal. The result: Parisian summer sophistication made in Latin America.

Curated around the idea of a beach-focused, best-off with an urban twist, the pop-up features more than 30 brands from Colombia, Mexico, Brasil, Ecuador, El Salvador, who explore and reinvent their Latin American roots: Acande, Alma, Alma Weaving, Atelier Crump, Candor, Caralarga, Chufy, Coloma, Danielle Lafaurie, Del duca, Fervor, Frescobol Carioca, Gabriela Artigas , Gala is love, Galapagos, Incalmo, Juan Uribe, Lobo Rosa, Mallarino, Memoria Secreta, Mercedes Salazar, Mezcal Brothers, Nannacay, Palmacea, Paloma van den Akker, Pedro Ruiz, Sara Cristina, Sensi Studio, Suki Cohen, Verdelimon, Verdi, Via Colusa, Xaquixe.

The best of Latin American aesthetics, for him and her.

Trópico takes over La Garçonnière, 47 rue de Archives 75003 Paris
from 11th July until 11th August 2019
Opening hours:
Tuesday - Saturday 11h-20h
Sunday 11h-18h

Come celebrate with us and ron Coloma on Thursday 11th July for an evening of Latin tunes, rum cocktails and good vibes. Apéro from 18h until 21h. 

La Garçonnière is a 400m2 concept store located in the heart of the Marais, the go-to fashion and shopping district of Paris, with their second location in cool Bordeaux.
La Garçonnière specializes in showcasing up-and-coming men’s RTW, accessories, beauty and lifestyle brands, recreating an effortless and chic style, surf meets parisien. Their permanent collection carries mostly European brands, with a low-wear approach. 
In their Parisian store, 70 square meters are dedicated to pop-up shop-in-shops that change periodically providing a fresh, innovative experience.

About Rum Coloma: Rum Coloma was born under the hundred-year-old trees of Hacienda Coloma, the Constain family's country house, built in the late 19th century in Fusagasugá, a village in the heart of Colombia,  in the Andes.

Distilled from the juice of two varieties of sugar cane, Ron Coloma is aged by the traditional method in single American oak casks (8 and 15 years) and then finished for months in oak barrels that had previously aged coffee liquor, which gives it its character, length, and great character.

Coloma is finally assembled by Sandra and Judith, the two Maestras Roneras women who today combine more than 50 years of experience.

After finishing in ex-coffee liquor oak barrels, Ron Coloma is then reduced with spring water sourced from the Andean volcanoes, then filtered and bottled at  Hacienda Coloma.