about OCELOT

Ocelot is a woman owned and operated company in San Francisco.
Designer Angelina DeAntonis began her company ten years ago, inspired by her passion for textiles and dyeing. Today she works with a skilled pattern maker and seamstress, a dye assistant, and an intern and to create the Ocelot line, which is distributed around the country, and has been seen on the runway in Santiago Chile, England, and around the U.S.

Ocelot is dedicated to producing the textile-art-clothing in house, and to the use of plant derived dyes and natural fiber material. Clothing is made in an artisan couture method, creating each piece one by one.
The pieces have a timeless and very contemporary look, and have traveled around the world,
enjoying much publicity in Joan Baez's European-American Tour and as seen in Six Feet Under.

Many artists and designers have come to covet the expression of spirit that Ocelot clothes embody.

The Ocelot studio has hosted workshops in textiles with internationally recognized textile artists, like Rasul Mirzaahmedov from Uzbekistan and Joan Morris from the U.S.

Ocelot has been teaching natural dyeing and textile arts through it's internship program since 2001, and through teaching workshops.

the view from Ocelot's windows