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Kaylanne Chandler

I love this so much, it came out better than I expected.

Daniela

I love my rebozo. Bought the burnt orange and I use it everywhere I go.
I also have it on my living room as decor and I always receive compliments.

Andrew Byers

Handmade quality products that are unique.

Tuky Ibarra

Loved the colors the quality and the designs

Kate Roberts

Absolutely gorgeous textiles and Bianca is wonderful to work with!

Maria

Bought this for my Dad for his b-day and he absolutely loved it. Fit him just right. Amazing quality. Shipped right on time and was packaged so nice and neat. Love all the merchandise from Mexchico and Bianca is absolutely the best! Thanks, Mexchico!

Judy David Johnson

This is the real deal. All of Bianca’s products are authentic and beautiful. No knock offs from other countries. Save yourself a trip to Mexico and shop Mexchico!!

Behind every piece, there is a story.


At Mexchico, we proudly support Mexican artisans who pour their heart, culture, and generations of tradition into every handmade creation. Each product is crafted by skilled hands in Mexico and carried across borders to be shared with the world.

By working directly with artisans, we help preserve their heritage, empower their communities, and ensure fair opportunities for their craft to thrive.

When you choose Mexchico, you are not just buying a product, you are honoring the talent, dedication, and spirit of Mexican craftsmanship.

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  • November 1, 2018
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