G Kero is a family adventure, between brother and sister, Philippe and Marguerite Bartherotte. From the Cap Ferret in France, she used to draw through her inspirations, and he took his paintings to the next step putting her work on a new and alternative canvas. Borrowing its name from the short movie Gisèle Kerosene by the French director Jan Kounen, G.Kero was born, naturally.

With a Bohemian inspiration, Marguerite uses her brother t-shirts to print her paintings and drawings, full of happiness, fantasy, humour and romance.
G.Kero collections are produced in small batches as the result of an artistic approach, with particular attention to the fabrics and cuts,

The clothes are designed with the utmost attention to detail and are made from high-quality, refined, soft fabric (cotton, cashmere, and silk). They are crafted in the best family workshops in Portugal. This makes every G.kero creation a unique technicolour fashion statement that goes beyond a simple printed garment.

"I want to make people smile, to make them happy or to take them by surprise. There's a subtle lightness that I really like about painting something that will be worn by someone." - Marguerite Bartherotte