The fabric search began 11,200 ft up in Peru’s Andes Mountains. A place where the Quechua culture and its traditional fabric can be spotted around every bend.
From carrying grains into town…
to housing fresh produce at the markets...
to strapping curious kids on for the day…
these “K’eperina”or Peruvian carrying cloths serve a variety of PERUposes in Andean life.
And this multiPERUpose fabric,
just found one more use!
Here’s to a life of many PERUposes and to feeling good—because after all, it's Friday!
-Jack & Alley, Co-Founders
PS. Plus a few more Latin American woven wonders...
Chirp Chirp Hooray! Spring is in the air.
Bee-lieve it or not, the grass is getting greener and the skies are getting bluer! What a re-leaf!
As the weather improves, we will be doing more of what we love: getting outdoors!
On a recent trip to Hawaii, traveler Jordan proved that Orange is the new *look.
Orange you glad I told you?
Thanks for the pictures Jordan…they’re SWEET!