dresses

This enchanting tank tunic dress beautifully brings together elements from nature fashioned through handmade batik techniques. Balinese artisan Desak Nyoman Parwati’s chic design is also eco-friendly, as it is crafted from leftover rayon textiles that otherwise would have been discarded, thus reducing waste. The fashionable patchwork dress boasts colorful vine, leaf and dragonfly motifs in a vibrant palette of azure, teal, chartreuse, white and wisteria shades. With a flowy, relaxed fit and side seasm pockets, it's a perfect throw-on-and-go style for the season. Motif's and color placement may vary slightly due to the upcycled nature of this style.

Handloomed in Guatemala from natural and recycled cotton, this set of four placemats is that elegant accent you need in your dining room. Crafted by Luisa Villavicencio, the placemats feature a geometric pattern of alabaster, cordovan and grey tones, with little fringes embellishing the ends.

Style goes hand in hand with ecological awareness in Maria Isabel Ramos's newest creation. Using recycled metalized wrappers, the Guatemalan artisan creates this set of two cosmetic bags with luminous structures and vibrant hues. Furthermore, each accessory has a zipper closure and a cotton lining in a dapper black tone.

These delightful mini scrunchies burst with vibrant colors and nostalgic charm, bringing the beloved 80s and 90s hair accessory straight into today’s fashion scene with fresh personality. Each of the six petite pieces in this collection tells its own sustainable story, crafted from carefully selected upcycled fabrics that give new life to discarded materials. The Lopez Garcia Family of Guatemala transforms textile remnants into these playful hair essentials, perfect for creating effortless styles.

When floors speak, they do so through pieces like this handwoven wool runner where traditional Mexican patterns emerge in naturally dyed brilliance. The interplay of colors and motifs, achieved through the use of natural dyes, creates a visual rhythm across your floor. Crafted following Zapotec techniques, artisan Mario Chavez's creation is finished with hand-knotted fringes, an integral design element that frames this functional artwork with authentic craftsmanship.

Nkunim, or nkonim, is an Akan word that means “victory,” “triumph,” or “success.” It is also the name of this vibrant stretch bracelet that brings coastal magic to your wrist, boasting a lively palette inspired by ocean waves and sunlight. This gorgeous accessory features recycled glass beads in brilliant turquoise and sunny yellow, handcrafted by skilled Ghanaian artisans following Erica Yeboah's thoughtful design. Each bead tells a story of transformation, as discarded glass finds new life in an eco-friendly accessory that pairs effortlessly with everything from weekend denim to breezy summer dresses.