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Step up your style with this lightweight cotton blazer finished with touches of floral embroidery, a nod to the rich textile heritage of the Peruvian Andes. Polished yet casual, the jacket layers beautifully over dresses or elevates basic jeans and a tee. Button front closure.

Antonio grew up immersed in the textile tradition of his hometown, deep in the Andes mountains. As an adult, he decided to combine his skill and knowledge with those from his sisters and start a workshop. Their designs combine natural materials with novel styles and techniques, and draw inspiration from the culture and landscapes around them.

Thai design duo Ying and Joy craft another easy-wear top perfect for fall in their signature double cotton fabric. The casual top features a flattering V-neckline, three-quarter sleeves and an asymmetric row of decorative buttons that add a touch of style.

This stylish blouse is designed by Isha Jain. She selects handloomed cotton in bright lime green for the tunic. Ornate motifs exemplify the ancient Indian block print technique along with kantha, or running stitch embroidery. The top slips over the head.

As is typical of genuine handloomed fabric, there are tiny slubs throughout. This occurs when a thread runs out, and the weaver extends it by twisting a new thread together with the old.

Graceful and feminine, this blouse is designed by Isha Jain. She selects handloomed cotton in bright lime green for the scoop-neck tunic. Ornate motifs in vivid rose exemplify the ancient Indian block print technique, and beads, applied by hand, adorn the placket. The top slips over the head.

As is typical of genuine handloomed fabric, there are tiny slubs throughout. This occurs when a thread runs out, and the weaver extends it by twisting a new thread together with the old.

Dress up a pair of white sneakers or a simple t-shirt with this lightweight cotton skirt. Antonio Cajahuanca designs and crafts it in a laurel green cotton with embroidery, lace trim, side seam pockets and a convenient adjustable drawstring waistband.

Antonio grew up immersed in the textile tradition of his hometown of San Pedro de Cajas, deep in the Andes mountains. As an adult, he decided to combine his skill and knowledge with those from his sisters and start a workshop. Their designs combine natural materials with novel styles and techniques and draw inspiration from the culture and landscapes around them.