All royalties go to AMA: Santa Lolla’s 2026 capsule launches alongside an embroidery workshop for neurodiverse mothers in São Paulo.

Brazilian footwear brand Santa Lolla and the Associação de Amigos do Autista (AMA) — one of Brazil’s leading autism advocacy organizations — are marking 12 years of collaboration this April. Since 2014, the brand has released an annual capsule collection during Autism Awareness Month, donating 100% of royalties directly to the association.

The 2026 Capsule Collection

This year’s standout piece is the same model that became a hit in 2025: a leather loafer with no lining and a foldable back, which can also be worn as a mule. Available in Berry purple, brown, off-white, and blue, the shoe features the iconic blue puzzle piece — the universal symbol of autism awareness. The design balances versatility and timelessness, values that mirror the spirit of the partnership itself.

At Santa Lolla, we believe that true transformation happens when we come together for a common purpose. We are proud to continue our partnership with AMA and to contribute, once again, to an essential cause that inspires awareness, inclusion, and change.
Vanessa Martinez, co-founder of Santa Lolla

An Embroidery Workshop for Neurodiverse Mothers

Beyond the product launch, Santa Lolla is hosting a special event on April 10 at its flagship store on Rua Oscar Freire in São Paulo. The brand is inviting neurodiverse mothers — women who dedicate their daily lives to caring for children with neurodevelopmental disorders — to take part in an embroidery workshop designed as a space for self-care and shared experience.

The initiative shifts focus from the 2025 edition, which centered on sharing information and raising awareness about autism. This year, the spotlight turns to the caregivers themselves. Among the confirmed guests is influencer Marcela Barci, mother of two autistic daughters and a longstanding collaborator of the Santa Lolla + AMA campaign.