Curatoria Exclusive Viento Short Chaguar Poncho
Curatoria
$3750.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Curatoria Exclusive Viento Short Chaguar Poncho channels a refined heritage-luxe mood. Handwoven in chaguar, an ancestral technique of the Wichi people, it carries the quiet luxury of patient craft. The open weave plays with transparency, while a suede collar and fringe deliver tactile contrast and motion. Fibers and plant-derived dyes honor generations of women artisans, and the piece takes shape over several months of serene, extraordinary dedication.
Draping generously over the frame, it reads as a breathable layer that can be worn over a slim base layer, a knit dress, or denim. The open weave offers light coverage with a hint of skin showing through, and the fringe sways with every step. The suede collar anchors the neckline, letting you layer a coat or let the poncho speak on its own for evenings and slow weekends.
Curatoria fuses organic luxury with a network of makers and a long Argentine textile lineage. This piece embodies that ethos, translating artisanal craft into modern wardrobe poetry. Priced at 3750, the Viento poncho invites a slow-fashion moment: pair with neutrals for a gallery-ready look, or wear over denim for elevated everyday ease.
Materials / Fabrication
- Suede collar
- Fringe
- Handwoven in chaguar
- Ancestral weaving technique of the Wichi people
- Fibers and dyes extracted from native plants
- Open weave with transparent appearance
- Generous silhouette
- Argentinian artisanal heritage
Recommended Care
- Professional dry cleaning or care specialized for suede and natural handwoven fibers
- Spot clean suede with a soft cloth; avoid saturating the fabric
- Avoid moisture and prolonged direct sunlight to preserve fibers and dyes
- Handle fringe gently to prevent snagging or tangling
- Store in a cool, dry, breathable environment; lay flat or hang with proper protection
Fit Notes
- Suede collar and fringe add textural detail to a generously shaped poncho.
- Handwoven chaguar fabric features an open weave that plays with transparency.
- The piece is made using an ancestral Wichí weaving technique, with fibers and native plant dyes.
