peruvian fair trade

This simple knit dress will become your new go-to piece for working from home, weekend errands, and travel. Daphne Scapa designs it with a flattering V-shaped neckline, coconut shell buttons, and a combination of knitted panels for contrast and breathability. It's made from a 100% USDA and GOTS-certified organic pima cotton knit in a heathered pattern with cerulean blue and camel brown.

Daphne worked as an environmental lawyer for most of her life before pivoting into pursuing her passion for art and design through her sustainable clothing line. Her designs feature timeless silhouettes and use local Peruvian materials and 100% natural dyes.

For a fun companion on your travels, this messenger bag-style sling is created by Kathiana Quispe in Peru. She crafts the bag from suede in contrasting espresso and golden brown hues. A wool accent panel displays colorful geometric patterns. The front flap of this bag opens with a magnetic snap, revealing a zipper that opens to a lined interior with a zipper pocket on one side.

This scarf displays warm shades of brown in a classic design by Peru's Felipe Berckholtz. The men's scarf is woven with the wool from the season's first shear, termed baby alpaca and much sought after for its soft, lightweight warmth. The ancient Inca discovered the attributes of this fiber, reserving it for the exclusive use of the aristocracy.

Embossed with rows of llamas, brown leather accents the espresso and teal body of this suede sling from Peru. Kathiana Quispe designs a unique handbag perfect for everday. It drapes over the shoulder on an adjustable strap. Opening with a zipper, this bag reveals a lined interior in black.