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Sac de Soul
Sac de Soul is a Guatemala-rooted accessories brand founded by sisters Nina and Camila Andrade in 2022, translating Guatemalan beadwork into modern handbags. Each sculptural bag is handwoven by women artisans near Lake Atitlan using thousands of Czech glass beads – more than 32,000 per piece – and takes days to complete, ensuring a unique, heirloom feel. The collection centers on bold colorways, dimensional textures, and contemporary shapes that pair with everything from casual denim to tailored looks. Sac de Soul embraces slow fashion, ethical collaboration, and cultural heritage, offering shoppers statement handbags that fuse traditional craft with a global, modern aesthetic for todays shoppers.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Sac de Soul
Where does Sac de Soul come from and what do you make?
Sac de Soul is a contemporary accessory label rooted in Guatemala's artisanal heritage. Founded by sisters Nina and Camila Andrade in 2022, it collaborates with a community of artisan women from Lake Atitlan to weave statement bags from over 32,000 Czech glass beads — blending tradition with modern style.
How are Sac de Soul bags made and how long does it take?
Every bag is handcrafted in Guatemala, requiring more than eight days of beadwork by two artisans to weave 32,000 Czech glass beads into a sculptural piece you wear.
What is the signature motif or most recognizable design?
Sac de Soul leans into drama with the serpent motif — the serpent beading threads through its signature silhouettes like Serpent Satchel and Serpent Mini, a wearable sculpture that feels luxe and playful.
Who are the founders and what is the brand's mission?
Nina and Camila Andrade launched Sac de Soul in 2022 to celebrate Guatemala's craft and uplift women artisans around Lake Atitlan. The mission is heritage meets modern meaning in every bag.
How should I care for and store Sac de Soul bags?
Care tips from retailers include avoiding heavy weights that strain the beadwork, not storing the bag hanging for long, and storing in its dust bag when not in use to protect shape and beadwork. Treat it like a sculpture you wear.