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Capsule collection made with cotton textiles and hand embroidery from the Tekit, Yucatán municipality, also known as the Guayabera capital. This design is a collaboration with Mr. Alonso López and his family; Mr. López and his family have dedicated their lives to elaborate la tira de rejilla, or a grid embroidery strip. This technique is famous and well known because of its use in the "Guayaberas", a traditional shirt of the region. The collection is a tribute to the artisans of Tekit and Yucatán, Mexico, and celebrates the cultural heritage that has been passed down for decades.
Based in: México
| Size |
Bust (in.) |
Waist (in.) |
Hips (in.) |
|
| S | 36" | 28" |
38.5" | |
| M | 39" |
30" |
40" |
|
| L | 41" |
32" |
42" |
|
| XL | 43" |
35" |
45" |
|
| 2XL | 45" |
37" |
47" | |
| 3XL |
48" |
40" |
49" | |
| 4XL | 50" |
42" |
52" |
Tira de rejilla - Tekit,Yucatán
The tira de rejilla is commonly used in guayaberas most notably seen in Tekit,Yucatán, also known as the Guayabera Capital. Bordado de rejilla, the embroidery is first drawn by hand by tracing the lines to follow. This embroidery is done by delimiting the drawing, then taking this line as a base, it is embroidered where the grid is intended to be made, with cotton thread.
Originally from Morelia Michoacán, Nayibi Villareal studied fashion design at the Universidad Del Valle de México in Guadalajara, Jalisco and concluded her career at the Instituto de Estudios Superiores Innardi. Her career in the world of fashion began years ago as he has stood out in various design categories.
Nayibi México is a tribute to Mexican folklore and culture, through a palette of vibrant colors full of magic that transport us to various regions within the country where we unite art and fashion. Nayibi designs beautiful contemporary clothing that is complimented with traditional details. She works with artisans from various states like Michoacan, Guerrero, San Luis Potosi, and Chiapas.
Things don't always go according to plan, and when they don't, we're here. We stand behind the products we offer, but if something doesn't work out we are ready to make things right! We want to make sure you have the best experience possible.
If your order did not work out, we are happy to assist with an exchange or return. Please note exclusions apply and we can only offer exchanges and returns for orders made within the United States.
Exchanges and returns are eligible within 30 days from delivery--request must be made within this window. It is important to note that we will honor the date you made contact, not the day we receive the request. With this said, no need to panic if you don’t hear from us within the time frame aforementioned.
Holiday Shopping: For all orders placed from November 1, 2023, to December 31, 2023, you have until January 20, 2024, to process a return or exchange.
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