Muse Mini Bag
Discover the perfect blend of quality and beauty with our Embroidered Tagua Bag, crafted from 100% Toquilla Straw. Each bag is entirely handmade, highlighting the artistry of meticulous dyeing and intricate weaving. This exquisite accessory not only provides functionality but also adds a unique artisan touch, making it a must-have piece for any collection.
Handcrafted in Ecuador by Artisans
DOMESTIC ORDERS:
Shipping usually takes between 3-5 days to arrive.
INTERNATIONAL ORDERS:
Shipping usually takes between 10-21 business days to arrive, depending on the shipping method you select. Please note that the recipient is responsible for duties or taxes applied at customs in their country. These are not included in the final price.
RETURNS:
We DO NOT accept returns under any circumstances. We do accept exchanges made within 10 days after date of purchase, only if the item is in its original condition, with the tags still attached.
NEED HELP WITH SHIPPING OR EXCHANGES?
Shoot us an email at info@makipalmata.com and we'll get back to you right away.
SIZE CHART
What's my hat size?
Our hats are designed for a perfect fit. Follow these steps to find your size:
1. Measure the circumference of your head above your eyebrows with a tape measure.
2. Identify your measurement by centimeters.
3. Choose a size, between 56 cm and 60 cm, that is closest to the circumference of your head. If you're in between sizes, we recommend choosing the next size up.
Adjustable Fit:
Each hat is made with an interior adjustable ribbon, which ensures your hat stays on your head. Nevertheless, measuring your head is the best way to ensure you choose the correct size.
How to measure your head:
Use a measuring tape to measure around the widest part of your head. The tap should run above your eyebrows, in a straight line over the ears, to the back of the head.
Still unsure of your hat size?
Take a deeper look at our hat Sizing Guide here. Or, you can always contact us at: hello@makipalmata.com and one of our reps will personally guide you.
