We have walked into clothing and we're loving it!
After launching our first Salsa Dress at the end of last year we were so moved by the reception they received despite the delayed launch meant win...
Read moreA myriad of Mexican things - infused with 70's glam
Inspired by and created using Mexican handicrafts
Spectacularly original accessories and wear . . . designed to bring you spice and flair
Blending contemporary practicality with indigenous charm
No indigenous community is too out of reach for our passionate team
Introducing
The Loom Collection
Hand-woven by indigenous artisans in Chiapas
The Loom Collection
Lalila Shacket
£230
Lalila Trousers
£250
Lalila Jumper
£180
Lalila Mini Dress
£160
Alma Rebozo Trousers
£105
Estrella Trousers
£220
Valentina Trousers
£250
Selva Trousers
£250
Introducing The Marimar Collection
Handmade from Oaxacan Cotton
Marimar Collection
New Arrivals
Alma Rebozo Trousers
£105
Estrella Trousers
£220
Valentina Trousers
£250
Selva Trousers
£250
Lalila Jumper
£180
Lalila Shacket
£230
Lalila Trousers
£250
The Garden Strap
£80
Lalila Mini Dress
£160
The Rose Strap
£80
The Cocoa Strap
£80
The Berry Strap
£80
Lychee Margarita Bag
£200
the Maya collection
Inspired by Mayan Mexico
Maya Collection
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Eco and Sustainable
Cactus Leather
In 2020 we began working with cactus leather. The feedback we have received is remarkable.
We are incredibly proud to be designing with and supporting this revolutionary Mexican product.
100% vegan, PETA approved
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Vegan Approved
The Jungle Strap
£80
The Candy Strap
£80
Mango Margarita Bag
£200
The Garden Strap
£80
Lychee Margarita Bag
£200
The Sky Strap
£80
Raffia Mochila Bag
£240
Lime Margarita Bag
£200
Honey Margarita Bag
£200
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Diary
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Crochet weaving in Chiapas
We are so proud and lucky to work with such an incredibly skilled indigenous community of women living up in the mountains of Chiapas, Mexico.
Their craft has been handed down to them through many generations and was originally implemented to create strong ropes to carry fire wood. Today they continue to live remotely and practice their ancestral skills to create our bag straps and belts.
They sit outside working together with a view of the mountains and operate as a cooperative guaranteeing them a steady income.
Glass-bead weaving in Mexico City
Max, 23 has been creating glass bead jewellery and Huichol (an ancient Mexican folk art) style pieces for 7 years.
We have been working with Max to create our zig-zag design beaded straps since the beginning of 2020.
Once the glass bead straps have been hand threaded by Max we then turn them into bag straps and jewellery pieces for you to enjoy, wear and stand out.
Loom Weaving in Campeche
In 2019 we began working with an incredibly talented community of women in Campeche who fled Guatemala during the civil war.
They brought with them weaving skills using a back-strap loom which has been passed down to them through generations. They have now formed a working community ensuring consistent jobs for their highly-coloured hand-dyed cotton fabrics.
So far, we have designed The Artesana Bag to incorporate their beautiful thick coloured fabrics and share them across the world but we hope to expand this range in the future.
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WE PLANT 6 TREES FOR EVERY BAG SOLD
(DONATING 2% OF ALL SALES TO TREE SISTERS)
WE PRACTISE SMALL BATCH PRODUCTION
REDUCING WASTE AND IMPACT
WE PARTNER WITH SUSTAINABLE COMPANIES THAT PROVIDE US WITH COMPOSTABLE PACKAGING
