Endémica was born from our passion for art and biological sciences, for spreading science through clothing design. 

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Every design begins with a deep investigation on a subject related to nature; insects, microorganisms, body organs, endangered animals, botanical diversity, endemic diseases, etc.

Which we then illustrated in the design area in collaboration with a person from science.

And in the creation of the garment, we try to work mostly with sustainable or obsolete materials, making all possible sizes, with molds that fit all types of body, respecting diversity.

And with those pieces of fabric that remain, we make headbands to avoid generating waste.

All the garments come with infographics, in order to generate interest not only in the design but especially in the theme of the print.

Endémica participates in design fairs and festivals as well as specialized scientific events and belongs to the YLAI network, as it is a sustainable venture with real social impact.

Endémica is an activist design project for diversity, born under the premise that art and education can reduce inequalities and make this a fairer world for everyone.

For this reason, we allocate a large percentage of the sales of the garments to conduct free art and science workshops around Perú.