Connecting Kansas City to Mexican and Latinoamerica Folk Art Since 2019

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Artisanal & Authentic: A Global Take on Sensible Dressing

When you take a look inside our closet, you’ll see more than just the beauty of our newest hand-embroidered blouses or the unique beadwork of our earrings. Our community of artisans from Mexico and Latin America bring the beauty of their culture to each of our fair trade pieces for you to enjoy in your life. Each garment is created in the same style with the same practices as the original people of the land used centuries ago.

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Beyond Beauty…

We believe that representation matters as we continue to provide justice and respect to these original communities of artisans in North, Central, and South America. From production to your closet, we work to be sustainable every step of the journey.

From your very first rebozo, jewelry piece, or natural fiber purse from Tzintzun Clothing, you’ll see the difference in quality and style. Traditional techniques bring you a hand-loomed blouse from San Juan Colorado while a commitment to heritage leads you to your first huipil. You’ll see style, we see support of the families who are working to safeguard these practices for the future.

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From Our Community to Yours:

From Mexico to Peru, our artisans celebrate their culture by creating handmade clothing and accessories that represent their heritage and their communities. Continue the story,

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Our International Community

We are working with a vast community of artisans across Guatemala, Mexico, and Peru as a primary source of the techniques and styles unique to their community. This includes embroidery, brocade, looming, and gauze techniques and historical imagery such as with our Milpa blouse representing Chiapas, Mexico. All of this adds up to a one-of-a-kind piece that tells the story of San Juan Chamula, Zinacantán, & Aldama in Chiapas. San Juan Colorado, Santiago Ixtayutla or San Antonino in Oaxaca. Cobán to Chichicastenango, in Guatemala and beyond.