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Sustainable Handmade Products by Guatemalan Artisans.
Empowering Artisans, Preserving Culture, Creating a Better Future
At Ethical Fashion Guatemala, we are dedicated to empowering Guatemalan artisans by connecting their rich cultural heritage with a global market. Our mission is to promote ethical fashion and sustainable handmade products that reflect the craftsmanship, traditions, and spirit of Guatemala’s Indigenous communities.
We believe that ethical fashion is more than a trend—it’s a movement toward sustainability, fair trade, and cultural preservation.
Each product we offer is handcrafted using eco-friendly materials, natural dyes, and traditional techniques passed down through generations.
Accessibility Statement for https://ethicalfashionguatemala.com
Ethical Fashion Guatemala is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for people with disabilities. We are continually improving the user experience for everyone and applying the relevant accessibility standards.
Conformance status
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Ethical Fashion Guatemala is making constant efforts to improve the accessibility of its site and services in the belief that it is our collective moral obligation to allow seamless, accessible, and unhindered use for those of us with disabilities.
Fair Trade Fashion That Supports Communities and the Planet
Our commitment to fair trade principles ensures that artisans are paid fairly, work in safe environments, and maintain ownership of their cultural knowledge. From Mayan weavers on Lake Atitlán to artisans creating jewelry, textiles, and herbal remedies, we work directly with communities to ensure transparency and respect in every step of our supply chain.
We prioritize:
Sustainable materials, including natural fibers and organic dyes
Upcycled and zero-waste practices
Cultural and environmental stewardship
Workshops and artisan tours that empower women and preserve traditions
Ethical Fashion Guatemala
Dedicated to positively impacting the environment and the communities we work with.
Our products are crafted using eco-friendly materials, ensuring a minimal environmental footprint. We prioritize natural fibers, organic dyes, and upcycled materials whenever possible.
Additionally, our entire supply chain is based on fair trade principles—ensuring that artisans are paid fairly for their skills and efforts, and that traditional crafting methods are honored and preserved.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Statement
At Ethical Fashion Guatemala, we are committed to fostering a diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment that honors the rich cultural heritage of our artisans and the communities we serve. Our mission is rooted in the belief that ethical fashion is not only about sustainable materials but also about uplifting the voices and traditions of indigenous artisans.
Mayan Ceremonial Cacao & Guatemalan Coffee
Discover the roots of Mayan ceremonial cacao, used for centuries in spiritual rituals and healing ceremonies. Our ceremonial cacao blocks are handcrafted using traditional methods—fermented, sun-dried, roasted, and stone-ground—to preserve their medicinal and cultural significance.
We also proudly feature Single Origin Guatemalan coffee, grown in the volcanic soils surrounding Lake Atitlán. These high-quality Arabica beans offer complex flavor profiles with notes of chocolate, fruit, and spice. Our coffee is sourced directly from small farmers, with no glyphosate or harmful chemicals.
Guatemala is known for producing high-quality Arabica coffee beans. The country’s favorable climate and rich soil make it ideal for coffee cultivation.
Guatemalan coffee is known for its bright and tangy flavors with notes of chocolate, fruit, and nuts.
It is considered one of the top coffee-producing countries in Central America and is exported worldwide.
The coffee industry is an essential part of the Guatemalan economy and provides livelihoods for many farmers and their families.
Textile Tours Guatemala
Guatemala’s San Juan La Laguna or San Pedro La Laguna Lake Atitlan are the locations for Textile Tours.
The Highlands of Guatemala’s San Juan La Laguna are like stepping back in time, with centuries of history and a laid-back way of life. Surrounded by breathtaking mountains, three menacing volcanoes, a gorgeous lake, and a striking green landscape covered in vibrant tropical flora. Guatemala Textile Weaving Workshops offer a real-world introduction to Mayan weaving.
Mayan ceremonial cacao was a central part of Mayan culture and society, and was used in religious ceremonies and as a form of currency.
Cacao was considered a luxury item and was highly valued by the Mayans.
The beans were fermented, roasted, and ground into a paste, which was then mixed with water and spices to make a bitter chocolate beverage.
This drink was believed to have spiritual and medicinal properties and was consumed during important ceremonies and rituals.
Ethical Fashion Guatemala Home Movement
When you shop with Ethical Fashion Guatemala, you’re not just purchasing a beautiful handmade product—you’re helping to:
Support Indigenous women and their families
Preserve ancient cultural traditions
Reduce environmental impact
Promote ethical business practices
Let your next purchase make a difference.
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