Take a piece of the Andes anywhere.
Every Remu piece has a birthplace — a person, a village, a tradition. Sewn by Raquel. Woven near Otavalo. Carried with you.
Designed in Quito. Handcrafted by artisan families in Otavalo, Peguche & Miranda, Ecuador. Fair wages, small batches, since 2017.
Seven pieces. 130 units.
When they're gone, they're gone.
Drop 2
Made by people we can name.
Sewn by Raquel at her home machine. Blankets woven near Otavalo by Sandy Lema's family — the same looms as their grandparents. Buttons carved from Amazon Tagua nuts by Amada. A jacket that took three weeks because a person made it by hand.
The Peguche Jacket, on national television.
“I am thrilled with my Peguche Jacket; it is a head-turner. I have received many compliments when wearing it, and it's so nice and warm.”
Where it's worn
Golden páramo at 3,000 meters. Volcanic ridges, market color, high-altitude light.
Why it's special
Looms in Peguche, Tagua buttons, handspun Andean wool — provenance you can trace to a person.
Who wears it
As comfortable in a gallery as on a trail — at the table, with friends, carrying a piece of that world.
















