bright clothing

From Peruvian artisan Alfredo Falcon comes this solid knit sweater in wine. The design features a boat neck, elegantly draping style and batwing sleeves. Pair this flowing sweater with jeans or leggings for a look that will get you through winter weather in style.

Khitish's shawl shows you two sweet sides of spring through a bright palette. Artisans from the Indian region weave this beautiful piece from refined silk yarns, separated into shades of pink and fuchsia for a reversible design with a lightweight drape and cute fringes.

From Thailand's Vinita, this scarf is designed to accessorize with lavish elegance. The bright magenta scarf is woven on a traditional loom with hand-spun silk featuring segments of white and green parallel lines.

The slightly coarse textures of this scarf are expected of natural, hand spun bark silk.

This gorgeous shawl combines a beautiful palette with rustic textures to give you the perfect statement piece. Raquel and Gregor hand-weave it from a baby alpaca blend in a bright combination of midnight blue, deep pink and garnet, with details in light brown. Wear it as a shawl on cool summer nights or an oversized scarf in winter weather.

Raquel and Gregor label their pieces with the name Silpa, which is the Aymara word for comfort, pleasure, and softness. The couple aims to preserve their homeland's rich textile and weaving traditions through their work.

Inspired by fall, Balinese artisan Endah creates this lovely pair of shorts. Crafted from smooth rayon, these shorts are decorated using the batik method. A wax resist is stamped by hand onto the fabric before it is treated with colorful dyes, resulting in entrancing mint green and magenta leaf motifs. The shorts feature a drawstring waist and pockets on both sides.

This adorable shoulder bag is handwoven by the Yurivilca Family workshop in a bright fuchsia alpaca blend and finished with faux suede straps. A pair of delicate crochet flowers adorn the front and a band with a handwoven geometric design runs along the upper edge. This bag is fully lined and comes with a magnetic closure and an open interior pocket.

Headed by grand-master weaver, Don Cesar, the Yurivilca Family has grown into an institution. Don Cesar is credited with elevating his hometown's weaving and textile tradition into the international sphere by pioneering innovative techniques and designs. Today, local weavers continue to use Don Cesar's techniques to create some of Peru's most prized textiles.

Stripes of vibrant color dance across this luxuriously soft 100% alpaca knit poncho designed by Ana Fernandez of Peru. On a bold background of fuchsia, the poncho sports stripes in bright pink, bold yellow, and soft white, all on an off-set diagonal that is sure to flatter. The poncho is finished with playful tassels.