The Akau tank top makes its mark with a longline cut and deep armholes. A vertical geometric band runs down the front, while further motifs cover one shoulder and give the design its asymmetric character.
Made from cotton with natural dyes, it highlights the visible texture of the fabric. Lightly frayed finishes around the neckline, armholes and hem add to its raw, boho feel.
Pair it with loose trousers and the Shipibo visor for a nomadic-inspired outfit. Jeans and a few bracelets give it a more urban feel, while an open shirt lets you play with layers and keep the motifs on show.
Our fabrics are handwoven on a loom, ethically and responsibly.
A woven fabric is a textile made by weaving. Often produced on a loom, it consists of many threads interlaced in warp and weft. Technically, a woven fabric is a fabric obtained by interlacing two or more threads at right angles.
After weaving, the fabric undergoes several finishing processes, which may include bleaching, dyeing, printing, and treatments to improve performance characteristics such as water resistance or shrinkage prevention.
DYES
Hand wash: Gently hand wash in cold or lukewarm water.
Do not soak: Do not soak to preserve the natural colors.
Dry in the shade: Avoid direct sunlight to protect the hand-dyed fabric.
Do not tumble dry: Air dry naturally.
Natural dyes: Each piece is hand-dyed; slight variations in color may occur, a testament to its authenticity.