geometric patterns

A modern trellis pattern goes all over Patricia Lopez's newest creation. Knit in Peru from 100% alpaca yarns that allow the sweater to have a cozy soft texture, this chic garment comes in an elegant steel blue tone, with long sleeves, rolled cuffs and hem, and a funnel neckline.

Designed with kota doria, a light fabric handwoven with a unique checkered pattern, Ritu Agnihotri's relaxed-fit tunic is a weightless way to cover up. Crafted from a cotton-silk blend by Indian artisans, the airy tunic features a block-printed geometric pattern in cool navy and warm chestnut, and a row of adorable fabric buttons.

Crafted from cotton fabric and hand stamped using a traditional wax resist batik process, Jamriang's kimono jacket is them dyed in indigo to give it, its tonal blue motif. The placket and cuffs are finished with a contrast embroidered trim in a palette of strawberry, navy and ivory. Front patch pockets subtly blend into the beautiful all over motif on this unlined kimono.

Patricia Lopez's workshop knits this cozy poncho from super soft 100% baby alpaca wool dyed in a deep blue tone. A triangular pattern in contrasting white, crimson, beige, and gold tones adorns the sides and the sleeves. She adds a turtleneck for further coverage and protection from the elements.Patricia Lopez worked for years as an industrial engineer before throwing in the towel to follow her passion for traditional Peruvian weaving and fashion. She runs a workshop in the capital city of Lima where she creates pieces that mix traditional and contemporary techniques and designs.

For a relaxing addition to your wardrobe, Thai artisans create this elegant robe. Woven from midnight blue cotton to create a ruched texture, this robe is presented by Ying and Joy. Diamond patterns in sapphire are embroidered by hand along the front hem of this robe, which features two front pockets and a tie belt.