Artisans

All clothing is made by human hands—we ensure that the humans making our knitwear are paid a fair wage and work in a safe environment.

Knitting in Peru is more than just a craft—it’s a centuries-old tradition that carries cultural, economic, and artistic significance, deeply rooted in the country’s heritage. We are honored to work with generations of knitting artisans in Peru. Each piece is made in our network of knitting workshops across Lima.

In a country where most workers are employed informally, we’re proud that our business model helps knitters enter the formal economy—creating lasting change for them and their communities.

Our knitting workshops function as microbusinesses, bringing dignified work and income to communities across Lima. knitters can work as empowered entrepreneurs, earn a stable income, and spend more time with family.