By: Jackie Drake
Here at Campo we believe in transparency. We want to bring you into the process of how Campo products come to be and how we work with our partners. Have more questions? Ask us!
How are designs created?
How many people does it take to make one sweater?
It takes about 6 people to make one sweater. There is a programmer that inputs the design into a knitting machine, an operational person who oversees the machine, seamstresses that sew the seams together, embellishments workers that add the campo logo and wrist patch, and a quality control worker to check to make sure everything is perfect.
How are Campo products made?
Our sweaters are made in knitting machines and then distributed out to seamstresses to assemble the garment and then finally finished with tags and quality control.
Our wrist appliques are woven using the oldest known form of weaving, back strap weaving. These are each unique and made by three ladies living in Ocongate, Peru.
Our Alpaca Fluffies are handmade in Juliaca, Peru by a family who has been creating alpaca products for decades!
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