Location

Oaxaca, Mexico

Founded

2009

Price range

$37 – $172

Shipping

Worldwide

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Abrazo Style

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Abrazo Style is a fashion and lifestyle brand based in Oaxaca, Mexico, founded by Adele Hammond and Patrice Perillie, that focuses on hand-crafted clothing and accessories inspired by traditional Mexican textiles and craftsmanship. The brand works closely with local artisans to create pieces such as tops, dresses, scarves, and statement garments that highlight handwoven fabrics, embroidery, and natural fibres. Abrazo Style’s collections celebrate cultural heritage while keeping designs wearable and practical for everyday life. Each piece is made with care and intention, often featuring rich textures, earthy colours, and traditional techniques passed down through generations. The clothing feels expressive yet comfortable, making it suitable for casual wear, travel, and creative wardrobes. Abrazo Style appeals to people who value artisan-made fashion and cultural storytelling. It is ideal for customers who want clothing with meaning, craftsmanship, and a strong connection to place rather than mass-produced fashion.

Brand Details

Mexico
Fair Trade Federation
Last reviewed
Sep 2026
Independent brand
Verified
A
Adele Hammond
P
Patrice Perillie

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Frequently asked questions

Who founded Abrazo Style?
Abrazo Style was founded by Adele Hammond and Patrice Perillie, who established the brand to celebrate hand-crafted clothing and accessories inspired by traditional Mexican textiles and craftsmanship.
Where is Abrazo Style based?
Abrazo Style is based in Oaxaca, Mexico, where the brand works closely with local artisans to create its collections.
What is Abrazo Style known for?
Abrazo Style is known for hand-crafted clothing and accessories that highlight handwoven fabrics, embroidery, and natural fibres inspired by traditional Mexican textiles. The brand celebrates cultural heritage while creating wearable, practical pieces with rich textures, earthy colours, and traditional techniques passed down through generations.
What is the price range of Abrazo Style?
Abrazo Style is in the mid range price category, offering artisan-made fashion at accessible price points.
Is Abrazo Style sustainable or ethical?
Abrazo Style works closely with local artisans and emphasizes hand-crafted pieces made with care and intention, using natural fibres and traditional techniques that support cultural heritage and local communities.
What products does Abrazo Style offer?
Abrazo Style offers hand-crafted tops, dresses, scarves, and statement garments made from handwoven fabrics with embroidery and natural fibres, designed for casual wear, travel, and creative wardrobes.
What makes Abrazo Style unique?
Abrazo Style is unique in its deep connection to Oaxacan artisans and traditional Mexican textiles, creating expressive yet comfortable clothing that tells cultural stories rather than mass-produced fashion. Each piece is made with intention, featuring handwoven fabrics, embroidery, and traditional techniques that celebrate cultural heritage while remaining practical for everyday life.

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