How La Vaca Loca became part of Jacu’s story—and why Janice and Billy love the Onda trousers and Resina coat.
La Vaca Loca: an immediate connection
Sometimes a brand finds us. Around five or six years ago, La Vaca Loca approached Jacu wanting to become part of our story. As soon as Janice and her son Billy saw the collection, they knew they wanted to work together.
The attraction was in the shapes: oversized proportions and silhouettes with a high-fashion feel. They also loved the quality of the fabrics and how different materials were brought together throughout the ranges.
Shape and fabric
For Janice and Billy, both are central to La Vaca Loca’s appeal. The silhouettes catch their attention, while the fabrics give them more to explore within each collection.
That combination continues to influence what they choose for Jacu. Their current obsession is the Onda trousers and matching Resina coat—a pairing they love for its shape and high-fashion character.
How we wear it
Janice and Billy keep the styling simple: a basic black or white top underneath, finished with black Lofina shoes.
It lets the shape of Onda and Resina take the lead, with familiar pieces bringing the outfit together. It’s also a way of combining two brands that have become part of Jacu’s own story.