We understand that the words  “ethical” and “fair trade” get thrown around a lot lately and we believe to call ourselves ethical, we must be transparent with our artisan partners and customers about our process and the ways we work behind our operations. 

 

We work directly on the ground in Guatemala, and are proud to be able to get to personally know and have relationships with the people making our goods. As we build Solo Buenas Vibras, we want to share the stories of the artisans in a way that reflects the culture and the pride in both their country and their artisan trade.  

  

Through Solo Buenas Vibras, we hope to share a little piece of Guatemala with our customers, to showcase the immense talents of the artisans, to help promote the importance of slow non-mass produced fashion, and in the end, to create a ripple effect of only good vibes from creation to purchase of each item we sell.