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DESIGNED IN LA +MADE IN MEXICO

FALL 2026

INTRODUCING

THE ALEJANDRA GRANDE

women led

hand made in mexico

sustainably made

work directly with artisans

#1

The Design

Inspired by the textures and colors found in Mexico, our designs will always be a playful mix of an urban coastal style, blended with the handmade traditions of indigenous artisans.

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#2

Our commitments

From the very beginning, responsibility has been a core value — both towards our artisant partners and the environment. From design to distribution, each step is approached with care to create pieces that are timeless, high quality, and fairly priced.

Adorn yourself in color, with love, from mexico...

URBAN ENERGY MEETS MEXICAN ARTISTRY

Lola y Tula was created as a connection to my culture and a desire to see Mexican craftsmanship represented within American fashion brands. By joining our community with just one purchase, you support the continuation of these artistic practices we hope are nurtured for generations to come. 

-Gardenia Ramirez, Lola y Tula Owner
OUR STORY

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Flor Boho Full Length dress
Flor Boho Full Length dress Sale price$320.00
Flor Boho Full Length dress
Flor Boho Full Length dress Sale price$320.00
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OUR CORE PILLARS

ETHICAL & FAIR WAGES

A core pillar of the brand is ensuring that their hundreds of artisan partners across Mexico receive fair, sustainable compensation. This living-wage model inherently costs significantly more than mass-produced fast fashion.

Labor-Intensive Handcrafting

Every piece is a work of textile art. The brand notes that the embroidery alone on a single garment can takeup to three weeks to complete by hand.

Intricate Artisan Techniques

Garments feature specialized, generationally passed-down techniques. This includes weaving on backstrap looms, hand-pulling threads to create cut-out lace, traditional hand crochet finishes at the necklines, and intricate hand-smocking on the dress bodies.