One of One
No two are the same. Handwoven in the Andes, recut for the street.
Street
Siempre libre. Downtown, late afternoon, nowhere to be.
Cloth over Gold
The handwoven aguayo up close — every stripe is a language.
Free Forever
Early fall. Open sky, high sun, the roof to ourselves.
Shop by Fabric
The Drop
Woven Small
The camp cap, cut down to kids size — same handwoven Andean brim, three colours. Free forever, from day one.
Alpaca felt hats
Hats made by Quechua artisans in alpaca-blend felt. Shipped separately within the US by our partner Andeana Hats.
Alpaca blankets
Blankets and throws woven by Andean artisans. Shipped separately from the US by our partner Alpaca Threadz.
Woven straps
Bag straps hand-woven by Tzeltal artisans at Tin Marin. Ships separately from the US.
Downtown Los Angeles · Fall 2026
No two are the same
Every cap is cut from a length of handwoven Andean aguayo, so the stripes never land the same way twice. Yours won't exist on anyone else.
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Downtown Los Angeles · Fall 2026
Recut for the street
Woven in the Andes on a backstrap loom, then recut as a five-panel camp cap. Old cloth, new shape — small runs, no restocks.
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First access to every drop
When the next textile lands from the Andes, be the first to know — not a sale, a heads-up.
No spam — drops, restocks, and the story behind each weave.