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Shisha Baby Tee
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Diego Knit Shirt
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Bubble Tape Pink Shisha Mini Dress
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Shisha Shrug with Camisole
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Knit Bball Shorts
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Knit Shrug with Thumbholes
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Oversized Fanny Pack
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Ruffled Smocked Shorts
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Indigo Blue Shisha Cutout Maxi Dress
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Colorblock Yoke Knit Top
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New Sari Wrap Skirt
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Colorblock Openwork Pullover
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Zari Linen Button-down Shirt
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Sweater Shorts
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Handwoven Bottle Bag
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Knit Openwork Halter Top
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How we started
Abacaxi first started with a capsule of silk dresses and blouses I created in 2013, which used patches of vintage mirrorwork embroidery remnants I had collected while traveling in Rajasthan. From the beginning, travel stories and a desire to bring beautiful, handmade textiles back into our everyday wear were my focus. Over the years, this creative project has transformed into a growing fashion label, one that allows me to tell new stories with every collection, and to create more opportunities for artisans practicing ancestral crafts that are at risk of disappearing.
Who we work with
From its inception, Abacaxi has had a mission to partner with artisans, technicians and masters who work with traditional techniques. Our pieces are designed to last and showcase skilled hand craftsmanship. Each collection flows into the next, emphasizing longevity and sustainability in both design and production.
From the 2-acre plot of regenerative cotton farming in Tamil Nadu, India, to the female knitters in Peru working with native tangüis cotton, to the social impact project Hacer Común in Oaxaca, Mexico making our handwoven straw accessories—collaborating with producers and makers is at the core of the brand. abacaxi contributes directly to the growth and values of these communities, developing treasured objects of the everyday that simultaneously revalues tradition and the art of the makers.