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Swaziland Tote (by Sandra Vesty)Fabric from Manzini, Swaziland brought to you by traveler Sandra Vesty. "This fabric is used to make the underskirt, called tishweshwe (pronounced shway shway) of the costume worn for traditional ceremonies and special occasions in the rural areas, and more recently, for dresses, skirts, aprons, and headscarves. On top of the tishweshwe, a wrap is draped and tied in a very specific way that displays the King's face and or the Swazi flag as shown in my

"The style of my fabric is traditional to the city of Pekalongan on the island of Java

she is excited to have this Ecua’door open for a visit with her husband and two boys

Traditional fabric from Koror

Sagheer Khan: Sagheer is working in New York as a hospitality consultant

The local shop owner was excited to learn about the reason we were purchasing the fabric and the mission that the fabric would help fulfill

[The fabric shop owner] measures by the tip of his nose to the tip of his fingers = 1 meter

" —Madeline Fleming

Traditional fabric from St

Sierra Leone brought to you by traveler Kayla Duckert

It is used to make shirts for men and dresses for women and children

Checking the fabric and stroopwafel off my bucket list we boarded the tram back to the hotel

Spain brought to you by traveler Claire Wood