Driving down the PCH, hand out the window as cotton waves ripple across the skin of her chest. Beautiful blue skies mirror the blanket of ocean. A welcomed intrusion of lush green trees breaks the rainbow of soft blue. Fields wave of grain as a highway travelers companion.

Cloaked in confidence for any adventure with the looming loan of ticking time. Every hour the sun gets closer to diving a perfect 10 sunset. One moment is made of dirt or sand, and the next could be constructed of concrete jungles.

This is my California. A beautiful melting pot of culture and scenery

Crossing Mulholland is more than a brand; it's a tapestry woven with threads of heritage, resilience, and a commitment to sustainable California-centric ethics. Inspired by the journey of my great grandmother, Angelina, who transformed from working a textile factory floor to a pioneering businesswoman in 1950s California, the brand echoes the spirit of hard work and triumph.

Rooted in the tradition of crafting handmade clothes, passed down from grandma Bilma, Crossing Mulholland celebrates the artistry of fashion. From childhood dreams of design to high school ventures in clothing modification. Every stitch tells a story of passion and creativity.

My father's wisdom, urging to leave a legacy and "make it better for the next," forms the backbone of Crossing Mulholland's ethos. Having traversed the globe in the music industry, a unique experiences infuse the brand with a global perspective, shaping its response to texture, color, and energy.

This brand is a testament to the fusion of beauty and business acumen, where luxury meets consciences, crafting a narrative that transcends generations. Crossing Mulholland isn't just a label; it's a living legacy, a tribute to the journey from Salvador to San Francisco and beyond.

CM ETHICS

Born and raised on the fertile ground of the golden coast, Crossing Mulholland is at the epicenter of natural abundance. The setting of CM plays a major role in who we are. Surrounded by natural beauty the focus became not only what we put in our body but also what we put on that matters. Synthetic fibers are the equivalent to over processed food. Doctor Heidi Yellen explains that our body exerts considerable amounts of energy attempting to compensate for synthetic fibers emitting low frequency slowing down cell turn over. As natural beings, natural fibers can positively influence the human form to spend energy more wisely at a cellular level.

Crossing Mulholland is dedicated to being constructed beautifully,
organically, and sustainably.

Come along for the journey as we travel from beach to business and beyond.