trekalla

trekalla operates out of 115 Maryland Avenue, a few blocks off the main run of Brevard Avenue in Historic Cocoa Village. The company describes itself as primarily a women’s outdoor active apparel company with a goal to get sustainable and size inclusive apparel out in the world. It manufactures its clothing and accessories in house using sustainable fabrics, offering sizes from XS through 6X, a range that goes well beyond what most mainstream activewear retailers stock.

Manufacturing apparel on site rather than importing finished goods is unusual for a small retail storefront, and it puts trekalla closer to a maker studio than a typical boutique. Beyond selling finished pieces, the business also teaches sewing lessons, camps, and workshops, extending the same maker focused model seen at a couple of other Cocoa Village shops that combine retail with hands on instruction. For Brevard County residents interested in sewing as a skill rather than just a finished product, that instructional side gives trekalla a role beyond simple apparel sales.

Maryland Avenue sits a short walk from the heart of the village’s shopping district along Brevard Avenue and Stone Street, in a quieter, more residential feeling stretch of the neighborhood. The shop keeps weekday morning hours, open Monday through Friday from 9 to 1:30, with evening appointments available outside that window, plus Saturday hours from 11 to 3, a schedule that suggests the business splits its time between retail, production work, and teaching rather than staffing a storefront for a full daily shift.

trekalla can be reached by email at trekallaapparel@gmail.com, and the business maintains its own website at trekalla.com along with a Facebook page for updates on classes and new apparel. A phone number was not published in the sources reviewed for this listing. Its inclusion in the city’s official Historic Cocoa Village Main Street directory confirms it as a locally owned, independently run business, and its emphasis on sustainable, in house manufactured, size inclusive apparel sets it apart from the secondhand and antique focused shops that dominate much of the rest of the district.

The evening by appointment option is worth noting for anyone whose work schedule does not line up with the weekday morning window, since it opens the shop up beyond a narrow midday visit. Between its own retail line and its sewing instruction, trekalla represents the kind of small scale, values driven apparel manufacturing that has become harder to find as more clothing production has moved overseas, and its presence in Cocoa Village gives Brevard County shoppers a rare local alternative.