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Our chart takes into account Sabahs should fit snug as they will stretch. If you are between sizes, we suggested sizing up for women and down for men.
Macarena Chore Coat by Tintorería Maria Romero $295
The Macarena Chore Coat is a loose fitting jacket with pointed collar, great for throwing on year-round. We love the unique details like the two drop-in flap pockets, that also feature side-entry hand pockets underneath. There's also an inside chest pocket, so you can easily store your things, sans wallet or purse! The coat is made of a recycled cotton combo developed with The New Denim Project and up-cycled fabric Lona Coco 12 Oz, sewn by LA Workshop. Tintorería is a natural dye kitchen in Hudson, NY -- this piece is part of their capsule collection, 'El Closet' -- designed for comfort and meant to get better with age and wear.
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MATERIALS
100% Recycled Cotton Twill, 12 Oz. Corozo buttons
Made in
Guatemala
Care
Machine wash cold
Hang Dry
Dealer's notes
Color may vary from batch to batch due to the use of recycled fibers
About The Maker: Tintorería
Spanish-Mexican designer, Maria Romero, is the owner of Tintorería, a small-scale, natural-dye kitchen named after the popular dye houses that have existed throughout Latin America and Spain. Tintorería is located in Hudson, New York and partners with local restaurants and farms to gather their dye materials.
In 2021, El Closet was launched -- Tintorería’s evolving capsule collection, made with comfort and quality in mind. El Closet’s hand-dyed pieces are released only a few times a year, focusing on quality over quantity, and items that wear with you over the years.
These garments are made from natural materials and fibers with flexibility and function in mind, such as recycled cotton twills, organic hemp, lyocell and biodegradable products. All of Tintorería's pieces are handmade by talented and vetted seamstresses.
