Hats

Each of our hats is carefully handcrafted in a traditional way for weeks; we take the time so that each piece is unique as the person who is going to wear it.

Lina Osorio

Spirit Felt Hat

Santa Barbara Straw Hat

Earth Colors Straw Hat

Multi heathered stripes give this impossibly soft beanie a contemporary, unisex and effortless look. Hand-knit from 100% alpaca, it's lightweight and warm. You're sure to stay cozy yet stylish through those winter months!

Awamaki

Pampa Beanie

Hatillo Straw Hat

Each of our caps is carefully handcrafted in a traditional way for weeks; we take the time so that each piece is unique as the person who is going to wear it.

Brown Cap

The sky is always a source of inspiration for us when designing our pieces. Whatever happens, every day it will light up in colors to make us smile. Dawn is an opportunity to give thanks for a new day, it is the beginning of a great adventure of our life. Inspired by the Dawn color palette, we designed this hat to remind us of that happy moment we spent looking at the sky, and to remind ourselves of how lucky we are to live another day.

Apache Tribu

Amanecer Hat

Arrow Felt Hat

Seed Felt & Straw Hat

Cumbal Straw Hat

Mother Earth Straw & Felt Hat

Soft and cozy, this classic yet modern ribbed beanie is the ideal addition to any chic cold weather wardrobe. Hand-knit from 100% alpaca it's naturally insulating but still lightweight.Textile Tradition: Alpacas are native to the Andean mountains, raised in high altitude, cold climates, making them and their fibre truly special. Our knit collection uses only 100% alpaca yarn, making our winter accessories super warm, hypoallergenic and breathable. It is also a biodegradable fibre that is renewable, and best of all, alpaca is naturally water repellent.Artisans: For knitting, we work with approximately 55 women in 3 different cooperatives - Puente Inca, Rumira &amp; Puka Rosas. Awamaki works on a rotation system to distribute orders and production, this ensures that income is equally distributed amongst the artisans.

Pampa Cap

Each of our hats is carefully handcrafted in a traditional way for weeks; we take the time so that each piece is unique as the person who is going to wear it.

Galeras Straw Hat

A stylish and cozy cap embellished with mini pom-poms. Made from 100% alpaca fibers this cap is lightweight, breathable and hypoallergenic. Best of all, it's hand-knit by talented women artisans using traditional techniques. Textile Tradition: Alpacas are native to the Andean mountains, raised in high altitude, cold climates, making them and their fibre truly special. Our knit collection uses only 100% alpaca yarn, making our winter accessories super warm, hypoallergenic and breathable. It is also a biodegradable fibre that is renewable, and best of all, alpaca is naturally water repellent.Artisans: For knitting, we work with approximately 55 women in 3 different cooperatives - Puente Inca, Rumira &amp; Puka Rosas. Awamaki works on a rotation system to distribute orders and production, this ensures that income is equally distributed amongst the artisans.

Wayra Cap

Sowing Straw Hat

Look effortlessly chic and discover the warmth of hand-spun alpaca fibers with our new addition to the Yura range. Hand-crocheted from un-dyed, hand-spun, 100% alpaca, this beret is lightweight, breathable and hypoallergenic.Textile Tradition: Our Yura collection is special for its use of handspun, undyed, all natural alpaca yarn which we procure from our partner artisans. The alpacas are taken care of by certain community members who shear them in traditional, mindful ways. The next step is to spin the fiber to create smooth and uniform yarn. Using the same technique passed down for generations, the women spin the raw fiber using a wooden drop spindle called a phuska.Story of the design: This beret has been designed in collaboration with UK based knitwear designer, Suzanna James. This collaboration takes the unique handspun alpaca yarn made by our artisan partners to create special and modern pieces. Suzanna, a textile designer based in South Wales, joined us in Ollantaytambo in 2019 to teach hand crochet and create new designs with our partner cooperatives. Artisans: We partner with women artisans in the Huilloc community for the handspun yarn. For knitting, we work with approximately 55 women in 3 different cooperatives - Puente Inca, Rumira &amp; Puka Rosas. Some of these women recently took part in our crochet workshops to learn the new technique.

Yura Beret

Earth Straw Hat

Manglar Straw Hat

Each of our caps is carefully handcrafted in a traditional way for weeks; we take the time so that each piece is as unique as the person who is going to wear it.

Lajas Cap

Explorer style suede hat, with a handmade application of Huichol art inspired by the shapes and colors of the Talavera. In Mexico we love talavera, and it has been part of our traditions for a long time. Use it as many times you want, that traditions never get old.

Talavera Hat

A timeless, classic fit makes this the perfect cozy addition to any cold weather wardrobe. Designed in collaboration with UK based knitwear designer, Suzanna James. Hand-crocheted from un-dyed, hand-spun, 100% alpaca this beanie is insulating but breathable, hypoallergenic, and super soft.Textile Tradition: Our Yura collection is special for its use of handspun, undyed, all natural alpaca yarn which we procure from our partner artisans. The alpacas are taken care of by certain community members who shear them in traditional, mindful ways. The next step is to spin the fiber to create smooth and uniform yarn. Using the same technique passed down for generations, the women spin the raw fiber using a wooden drop spindle called a phuska.Story of the design: This beanie has been designed in collaboration with UK based knitwear designer, Suzanna James. This collaboration takes the unique handspun alpaca yarn made by our artisan partners to create special and modern pieces. Suzanna, a textile designer based in South Wales, joined us in Ollantaytambo in 2019 to teach hand crochet to women artisans and create new designs.Artisans: We partner with women artisans in the Huilloc community for the handspun yarn. For knitting, we work with approximately 55 women in 3 different cooperatives - Puente Inca, Rumira &amp; Puka Rosas. Some of these women recently took part in our crochet workshops to learn the new technique.

Yura Beanie

Linares Straw Hat

In Mexico we have more than 11 thousand hectares of desert. This fine palm hat takes you back to the desert with its brown colors and its sobriety. It is hand embroidered with degraded thread creating the silhouette of a desert surface. Excellent option to wear on the beach or with a boho dress.

Cabo Palm Hat

Each of our caps is carefully handcrafted in a traditional way for weeks; we take the time so that each piece is unique as the person who is going to wear it.

Let's be the change

Let's be the change