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The Peguche Jacket Returns September 9

Handmade in the Andes.
Noticed everywhere.

Jackets cut from woven Andean cloth and sewn by artisans we name on the label.

★★★★☆ 4.4 · 3,400+ Customers · Worn on Shrinking S3
Drop 03
September 9
What owners say
★★★★½4.4 from 112 reviews
"Gets more compliments than any other item of clothing I own."
Noah K., verified owner
"I've never gotten so many compliments on a jacket before."
Carlos F., verified owner
Apple TV+

Worn by Jason Segel in Shrinking, Season 3.

Peguche Jacket

Peguche — the weaving village near Otavalo where every one of these blankets is made

Crafted out of a traditional blanket loomed by the Lema Family. Cut and sewn by Raquel. Finished with buttons carved by Amada.

4.4 stars from 112 owners. The last batch sold out in five days.

Tambo Wool Jacket in Dark Wool

Tambo — a resting place on Andean roads

A Nehru jacket, rerouted through the Andes. A tambo was a resting place on the old mountain roads — 15% of the price goes to the maker.

“I get at least one compliment daily.” — Britton O. Runs slim: size up if you are broad in the shoulder.
The cloth

Handwoven in the Andes. No two are placed alike.

The hands

Signed on the label by the artisan who sewed it.

The Impact

15% of the price goes back to the artisans who craft it.

The delivery

Free US shipping. Ships within 3 business days.

Apple TV+ · Shrinking S3
Proof, not promises

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.”

— Erin H., verified buyer
★★★★★Jason Segel wears the Peguche in Season 3 of Shrinking. Ours are woven by the Lema family on the same looms as the originals.
The Hands · Why it's special

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.

Meet the Makers →
Peguche — weaving village near Otavalo Otavalo — the market town whose looms wove your cloth Tambo — way-station on old mountain roads Miranda — where every piece is sewn Tagua — the Amazon nut our buttons are carved from Raquel — sews every Peguche Lema — the family who weaves the cloth Amada — carves the buttons Peguche — weaving village near Otavalo Otavalo — the market town whose looms wove your cloth Tambo — way-station on old mountain roads Miranda — where every piece is sewn Tagua — the Amazon nut our buttons are carved from Raquel — sews every Peguche Lema — the family who weaves the cloth Amada — carves the buttons