Amasouk
Handwoven and hand-stitched bags, totes and accessories made with artisans in Morocco, Mexico, Peru and Japan.
- Fair trade
- Member of Fair Trade Federation
- Made in
- Morocco, Mexico, Peru, Japan
- Based in
- Denver, Colorado
Vetted by The Labour Movement · last reviewed October 2026 · How we vet brands
Amasouk supports artisans in their home communities, pairing traditional weaving, embroidery and leatherwork with modern design and paying makers fairly.
The story
Amasouk is a Denver-based brand that works with artisans in Morocco, Mexico, Peru and Japan. Its team travels each year to meet the makers.
Pieces combine traditional weaving, embroidery and leatherwork with modern design. Some are hand-dyed, dipped and stitched together by a single artisan, and some use upcycled fabrics.
Amasouk says each maker is fairly paid, and selling directly online lets it keep prices below those of traditional boutiques. It is a member of the Fair Trade Federation.
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About Amasouk
Is Amasouk fair trade?
Yes. Amasouk is a member of the Fair Trade Federation, which screens whole businesses against nine fair trade principles before accepting them. The Labour Movement also vetted Amasouk before listing it, and we review every brand each year.
Where are Amasouk bags made?
By artisans in Morocco, Mexico, Peru and Japan, using traditional weaving, embroidery and leatherworking techniques.
How does Amasouk work with its artisans?
Its team travels to meet the makers every year, and Amasouk says each one is fairly paid for their work.









