SUSTAINABILITY

Maestro tejedor en guanga

Our sustainability proposal is:

much more than fashion

It is a commitment to sustainability and respect for ancestral knowledge.

Since 1999, we have worked to honor the heritage of the indigenous weavers of southern Colombia, who, generation after generation, have preserved the art of weaving. Their warp threads, created with wool, cotton, and recycled materials, tell stories that connect the past and the present. Through their hands, the indigenous communities of Los Pastos communities imbue a spiritual and technical legacy in each piece.

Indigenous community

Los Pastos

Weaving is a way of life and a reflection of social and environmental responsibility.

More than a craft, it is a way of thinking where technical knowledge and spiritual heritage converge. Here, the dedication and technical knowledge of master weavers converge. We are inspired by the deep connection between art, nature, and culture, which is reflected in pieces designed to last a lifetime, thus promoting sustainable fashion. In each garment, we honor the spirit and creativity. of those who, in their tulpa, the sacred space of gathering, keep this millennial tradition alive.

Sostenibilidad Adriana Santacruz
Tejedora creando hilos a partir de lana

Each creation is a testament to respect

towards ancestral knowledge.

A manifestation of spirituality.

We use the traditional loom known as Guanga, where the threads are carefully interwoven, without relying on industrial processes. This artisanal and organic approach respects both the environment and the spirit of the communities. Additionally, the incorporation of recycled plastic into the fabrics reflects our commitment to a sustainable future, reducing environmental impact and promoting responsible practices.

The ancestral legacy has been our inspiration and path in the field of fashion, guiding us towards the creation of pieces designed to be used for a lifetime. If you want to learn more about our sustainability program, we invite you to stay tuned to our social media: 

To learn about the creative involvement of our communities in Adriana Santacruz's latest collection, we invite you to: