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The handmade clothes at Fiaga are made from manta, a comfortable cotton fabric that was originally favored by some of Mexico’s indigenous groups.
The dresses, blouses, pants, and shirts created here have high-quality stitching and are made to last. They also keep their fit after each washing.
Manta is 100% natural unbleached cotton with a texture that resembles linen.
Last updated December 30, 2018
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Photos of Fiaga
Inside Fiaga at Morelos #7 in Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico.
Handmade dresses and blouses made from manta, a cotton textile favored by many indigenous groups in Mexico for its lightweight breathability.
Blouses and pants made from manta fabric.
Men's shirts and women's tops made from manta.
Fiaga also sells a little jewelry.
Jewelry made from turquoise and coral.
Men's guayabera shirts are often made from manta fabric. Guayabera shirts are distinguished by a vertical row that runs down both sides of the shirt.
Shirts like this in Mexico are also referred to as a camisa de Yucatán, where they were originally very popular, or a Mexican wedding shirt, as these shirts are sometimes worn during weddings.
A black dress with hand embroidered flowers.
Traditional Mexican shawls called rebozos.
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