work coat

This glorious sweater coat is designed by Peru's Daphne Scapa, who works with a blend of organic Peruvian cotton and soft baby alpaca fibers in navy and white to create it. The generously-sized sweater features a wide shawl collar, wide cuffs, and a long self belt, all knit in a classic seed stitch. The versatile and comfortable jacket will quickly become a familiar favorite in your closet.

Curling vines and blooming flowers dance across dark olive green cotton in this stunning tote bag that showcases the ancient machilipatnam style of the kalamkari block-printing technique. India’s Rajnandinee and Srabonti work their magic with mustard and beige botanical motifs that transform the bag's surface into a garden you can carry, complemented by crisp black handles, lateral panels and lining. Inside the main zippered compartment, you'll find smart storage solutions, including one zippered pocket and two open pockets that keep your essentials perfectly organized throughout the day.

Make a statement wherever you roam with this stunning fusion of tradition and utility, designed by George Akologo to honor Ghanaian artistic legacy. The rhythmic pattern of brown and yellow bands creates visual poetry across the cotton surface, each stripe filled with ancestral symbols that connect modern travelers to timeless cultural expressions. Premium leather details elevate the aesthetic while providing durability where it matters most, and the removable shoulder strap offers hands-free convenience when you need it. Packed with practical features including a secure zippered top, exterior pocket and a thoughtfully lined interior with two pockets, this duffel bag proves that functional luggage can also be a work of art.

Cool shades of blue evoke a rushing river with water so clear pebbles are visible. Saktut Raitawati designs this fresh cotton robe, inspired by the legendary kimono. Patterns are achieved with classic batik techniques for a kimono robe that is elegant and original.

This handpainted batik robe is a truly original work of art. Sunlight, water, dye and temperature all factor into the look of the finished robe. This should be considered a unique design made especially for you. Colors and pattern placement will vary.