Woman with beige dress and multiple green scarves or bandanas around neck and back

Trapella

Mexico

Wearing fashion to keep you connected with the souls of the earth.

Photo of a sunset with the sun visible and the silhouette of a bird in flight in front of the sun, along with other silhouettes of trees at the bottom.

Cream-colored woven cloth bag with thin black stripes, hung on a hook on a weathered wooden wall, with shade on the wall and a red brick wall to the left.

Person wearing a beige coat and scarf in a place with tiled walls, holding a large beige cloth bag.

"I am committed to honoring the people who make our products and the places where they are made. That's why I like to treat every step of our process with the utmost care for the artisans, the customers and our planet. We try to create a synergy between them, telling the story behind each product so that people reconnect with real, honest fashion that will stay in their closet forever. "

Woman in long black dress and plaid bag walking barefoot on rocks outdoors.

Tree with bare branches and numerous small yellow fruits, against a clear sky.

One person is carrying a red cloth bag with rope straps and wearing black clothing, standing in front of a beige wall.

In the high mountains of southern Mexico, small communities of women work together to create magical pieces. Each community spins the wool from their sheep or dyes the raw cotton with pigments taken from Mother Nature, thread that they weave on their backstrap looms. All the pieces we make, try to bring you closer to the respect for the work of ancestral textile techniques.

Trapella was born from the romantic idea of finding artisans around the world with whom to collaborate and interpret typical products of the places we travel to. All the products we make are handmade, respecting the working methods of each place. Therefore, each piece contains a unique story and an unrepeatable journey.