Ethno clothing

Buy Ethnic Clothing

Ethnic clothing is all about the pattern. While other styles are defined by their cut, here the focus is on the fabric: woven borders, embroidered details, and traditional techniques passed down through generations.

We work primarily with the fabrics of the Hill Tribe peoples of northern Thailand and Hmong embroidery. As a result, each piece is slightly different - the patterns are created by hand, not printed.

How to Recognize Ethnic Style

1. Geometric woven patterns instead of floral prints
2. Handcrafted production - woven or embroidered, not printed
3. High-contrast colors on a calm background
4. Natural fibers such as cotton, hemp, and linen
5. Pattern-focused details on pockets, cuffs, and hems

We explain where the patterns come from and what they mean on our page about Ethnic Clothing.

What You'll Find Here

Pants with woven side pockets, shirts and blouses with borders on the collars and hems, ethnic coats and vests, bags and backpacks with Hill Tribe patterns. Most pieces have a unisex cut.

How to Combine Ethnic Clothing

An ethnic look usually centers on a single statement piece. The rest of the outfit stays simple - this lets the pattern stand out. If both the pants and top are patterned, the overall look can feel busy.

You can find matching basics among the harem pants and the tops for women and men.

Appreciation Instead of Appropriation

We love handcrafted ethnic clothing, and for us, it's about appreciation and reviving a craft, not cultural appropriation. We work with artisan friends, incorporate their work into our designs, and explain where each pattern comes from.

Our products are made in small family-run businesses in northern Thailand and Nepal. CO2-neutral shipping, free for orders over 80 euros.