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W.T.VILLA Branding by María Centeno and Ezequiel Cafaro Studio

architecture-design · 2026-09-03

In Buenos Aires, María Centeno and Ezequiel Cafaro Studio have revamped the branding for W.T.VILLA, an Argentine label specializing in heavy-duty workwear, guided by the creative vision of Lorena Olivieri and captured by photographer Mechi Bassano. Prioritizing functionality over style, the design features a multifaceted monogram alongside a striking geometric grotesque sans-serif logotype. The monogram is prominently displayed on chore jackets and utility aprons through satin-stitch embroidery, while the logotype appears on collar tags and care labels. The color scheme incorporates Kelly Green, Burgundy Wine, concrete grey, and unbleached cotton off-white. This project is featured on Behance, where further information can be found on the project page.

Key facts

  • Branding design for W.T.VILLA by María Centeno and Ezequiel Cafaro Studio
  • Developed in Buenos Aires
  • Commissioned under creative direction of Lorena Olivieri
  • Photography by Mechi Bassano
  • Visual identity includes a polysemic monogram and stencil logotype
  • Embroidery in copper-rose thread on workwear
  • Color palette: Kelly Green, Burgundy Wine, concrete grey, unbleached cotton off-white
  • Brand manifesto: «Ropa de uso intensivo»

Entities

Artists

  • María Centeno
  • Ezequiel Cafaro
  • Lorena Olivieri
  • Mechi Bassano

Institutions

  • Ezequiel Cafaro Studio
  • W.T.VILLA
  • Behance

Locations

  • Buenos Aires
  • Argentina

Sources