• Iquitos — front
  • As worn — Iquitos, studio
  • Iquitos — handwoven Andean weave, detail
  • Iquitos green camp cap — three-quarter view
  • Iquitos green camp cap — back strap detail
  • Serape camp cap family — three colours stacked
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Inpire Co.

Iquitos

Iquitos

$42.00 USD
$42.00 USD
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Iquitos — five-panel camp cap in deep forest twill, brim cut from a handwoven stripe in green, gold and red, woven INPIRE patch at the front. Strapback fit, in adult and kids sizes. Colour: Green.

Named for Iquitos. Read about the city.

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Inpire Co.

Woven from an empire, made to inspire

The Inca prized cloth over gold. Every Inpire piece starts as aguayo — handwoven by Andean artisans, carrying a thousand years of pattern language — and gets recut for the street. We recut. We don’t redraw.

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Pacha
The fabric

Pacha

Earth

Pacha is the earth — greens and teals pulled from valley and moss, grounded on dark cloth. The living colour of the sacred valley.

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Provenance
The cloth Handwoven aguayo — high-chroma Andean cloth, woven on portable looms in Cusco and the Bolivian altiplano.
The makers Quechua and Aymara weavers, sourced directly and paid fairly — ayni, value returns.
The cut Recut and finished in small runs. We recut. We don't redraw.
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Details
As worn — Iquitos, studio
Iquitos — handwoven Andean weave, detail
Iquitos green camp cap — three-quarter view
Iquitos green camp cap — back strap detail
As worn
As worn — Iquitos, studio
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Measurements
Circumference 55–60 cm
Circumference (Kids) ≈ 51–55 cm
Crown height ≈ 10 cm
Brim length ≈ 7 cm

One size, adjustable strap. Each cap is cut from handwoven cloth — pattern placement and small measurement differences (±1 cm) are part of the craft, not a defect.