Coco de Chom
Make everyday a vacation with our handmade clothing. Bohemian chic runs through our DNA with univers
09/08/2026
Put one on and the trip already feels closer. Kaftans, sets, and one tie-dye piece that brings in color without taking over. Made in small batches, by people we know.
More up close, coming next.
Shop Resort Sets. Link in bio.
09/06/2026
We built COCO DE CHOM from one hotel room, with no plan and a label printer.
It was 2020. Quarantine, an empty airport, and a mother-daughter idea that started as handwoven sandals before it ever became a kimono.
We’ve never shared these photos before. Swipe through to see where it really began.
Should we show you what happened next? 🤍
09/02/2026
“My gosh, your robes are beautiful and the material is PERFECT!”
11 robe. One bridal party that couldn’t stop moving in them.
“Everyone absolutely loves their robes, they all kept saying how beautiful and creative they all are.” 🤍🤍🤍
Which color would you pick?
📍 Wearing yours somewhere good? Tag us, you could be the next feature.
In case you never knew how to wear it. 🎬
Loose or tied — which one are you?
Handmade, one dress, two totally different vibes.
Comment LOOSE or TIED. 👇
08/27/2026
Three ways to wear Seafoam 🌊
Open over your swimsuit for slow poolside afternoons.
With the matching pants when you want an easy, put-together set.
Or tied as a robe for quiet mornings, getting ready with friends or winding down after the beach.
One hand-dyed piece, made to move through more than one moment.
Which way would you wear it?
— Coco de Chom
08/21/2026
Congratulations again, Caroline 🤍 Thank you for trusting us with something this important. Your bridal party was one of the most beautiful things we’ve gotten to be part of, and we’re so glad every piece found the right person to wear it.
08/18/2026
Custom bridal, explained — using the dress you already fell for.
When Holly asked if we could turn her favorite piece into a wedding
dress, “custom” didn’t mean starting from scratch.
It meant this: the same relaxed shape she already loved, in a fabric
with enough structure to hold up on a wedding day. We started from
the Kori kaftan — closer to what she needed than her original
Goddess — then adjusted the fit twice before it was right.
No new pattern. No guesswork. Just the version of a piece we already
make, built correctly for one specific day.
Finished four months before she needed it, so there was time to get
it right.
If you’re planning something and wondering whether we’d customize a
piece for you — ask. We say yes more often than people expect.
👰 Bride: Holly Gee
📸 Photography: DOCUMENTARY WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHERS | Ben&Vesna
📍 Santorini, Greece
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