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Beatriz mcdb + camila backpack strap set - ooak huipil - cafe - no. 11405

Regular price $470.40
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Our One Of A Kind Collection consists of products constructed using curated vintage fabrics purchased from loyal Guatemalan market vendors. All of the fabrics seen in the One Of A Kind Collection have lived a full life before being incorporated into your Nena product! These vintage fabrics were woven from the memory by a Guatemalan artisan up to 10 years ago; each pattern distinctive of the region where the artisan resides. Truly and completely one-of-a-kind, these products are a masterpiece!
The unique huipiles from this capsule were carefully curated by Ali Hynek, founder of Nena & Co.

 DETAILS

  • Full grain leather base, handles, removable backpack straps, and shoulder strap (Note: As it is made of a natural material, each bag varies slightly in texture and color)
  • Vintage OOAK huipil body 
  • Artisan woven indigo jaspe lining
  • Metal hardware
  • Top zip closure
  • One inner pocket with zip closure and key fob clasp
  • Front and back slip pockets with magnetic closures
  • Side pockets with magnetic snap closures
  • Heat stamp logo on front
  • Front d-ring
  • Made in Guatemala

DIMENSIONS

  • 12" L x 17" W x 6" D
  • Zipper width: 11"
  • Camila OOAK Backpack Straps (adjustable): 28-32"
  • Crossbody strap (adjustable): 36 - 46"

    Care

    LEATHER & FABRIC CARE

    We make every effort to provide our customers with the best-handcrafted and high-quality bags. Please note that all our processes to make the bags are done by hand, from curing, cutting, and treating the leather to using up-cycled huipils. Our bags have natural characteristics and qualities that should not be considered as flaws or as damage because they do not interfere with the functionality of the bag. We up-cycle vintage Maya clothing to make beautiful one-of-a-kind products. Many times you will find snags in the pattern. This is normal. Should your patterned huipil snag you can snip the loose threads with scissors. Do not pull them.
    Some people also like to use Scotchgard Brand Protector on the fabric portion of their bag.
    Should you choose to, you may use a leather conditioner but many of our customers prefer to let the natural oils of their skin wear on the leather to get that buttery soft feel to them, we advise doing a test spot on the leather before applying a conditioner or treatment to the entire bag. You can read our tutorial on how to use the leather care treatment if you choose to go this route.
    NENA & CO. REPAIRS POLICY
    After 60 days from the time you've received your bag, Nena & Co. will no longer assume responsibility for repairs of your product. However, we are more than happy to assist with recommendations on where you can have your bag repaired. We use our local shoe cobbler or specialty bag shops for any repairs or customization we have done to Nena bags. 
    Nena & Co. is not responsible for damages that may occur during care for merchandise; including but not limited to conditioning washing, drying and/or dry cleaning.

    Impact

    Through collaborating with Nena & Co., we are able to give this time honored artistry a platform, as we offer a glimpse into their beautiful process, community, and history. We recognize the importance of high quality craftsmanship and skill, as well as the livelihood of the talented men and women who create these pieces.Artisans who work in collaboration with Nena & Co.earn a fair wage, and are provided with healthcare and scholarships.

    These benefits help them thrive, and encourage them to further progress in their own lives.

    Made in Guatemala

    Our Mission

    It is the mission of Nena & Co. to design and create products that are innovative in design, are unique, and are driven by high-quality standards; to celebrate the individuality of the Nena Society and the artistry of cultures around the world.

    We’ve been working with quality artisans in Guatemala for years, helping to create a sustainable source of income while honoring a heritage steeped in tradition.

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