Madrid Fashion Week has established itself as a key stage for brands in the sector, but also for those from other industries in order to gain notoriety and link themselves to design, talent and creativity. The event is also a showcase to make social causes visible, as reflected in part of the new collection by designer Pablo Erroz, created in collaboration with Kiwoko.
The line for dogs is part of the new Erroz collection, “The Residence”
Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, held from March 17 to 22, hosted the presentation of “The Residence”, Erroz’s proposal for 2026, inspired by the concept of musical or creative residencies for artists as a meeting place between talent and people. As the designer explains, it is a broad, global proposal with a focus on sustainability: it recovers iconic past garments and integrates them again in a responsible way, reducing processes, minimizing impact and reinforcing durability and timelessness as essential values.
And it has included for the first time a line of clothing and accessories for dogs, designed together with the brand specialized in animal care. The objective of the initiative is, in line with the theme of the entire collection, to raise awareness in society about the situation in which thousands of abandoned animals live waiting for a family and to promote responsible adoption.
The line includes harnesses, collars, leashes and bag holders with a stripe design on a white background in four different colors: blue, green, brown and yellow. All the garments and accessories have been presented on the Fashion Week catwalk, in a parade that has featured models and also dogs.
Here you can see the full parade:
Beyond the design, the collection has a solidarity vocation. Thus, as the brand explains in a statement, the items will go on sale starting April 1 on the Kiwoko website and part of the profits raised will go to support animal shelters with which the company regularly collaborates. This seeks to help abandoned animals find a home where they can be happy and live with dignity.
The brand assures that the collaboration reflects its values and commitment to adoption and responsible ownership, and they value fashion as a lever of inspiration. “Being able to bring this message to this stage allows us to give visibility to thousands of animals waiting for a second chance and demonstrate that fashion can also be a vehicle to drive real change.”explained Caroline Arrú, Marketing Director and Sponsor of Kiwoko’s ESG committee, in a statement.
For his part, the designer explains the reasons that led him to design the line for animals. One of them is the moment of growth and diversification that your brand is in; and another, a gap in the market. “I had been looking for things for a long time that I couldn’t find in the world of dog accessories, which despite being increasingly broad, I still miss a more premium-design line.”, he commented.
