The Hemp Mini Corset Belt is a unique piece, showcasing its color derived from the natural curation of indigo dyeing. This dyeing technique, a skill passed down through generations of tribes, is now practiced by only a handful of artisans. The color can vary depending on the number of dips. The fabric has also undergone a tribal stone treatment, resulting in a shiny appearance. Additional features include buttons that clip in the back and vertical stitching details in the front, creating a perfect look and fit.

Composition 100% hemp grown and handwoven on vintage looms in Vietnam by the Black Hmong Tribe.

The Black Hmong are an ethnic group that can be found in the Mai Chau region of Vietnam. They are known for their unique cultural practices and distinct traditional clothing styles, which often feature elaborate patterns and vibrant colors.The Black Hmong are a significant part of the diverse cultural landscape of Mai Chau, a district known for its scenic beauty and ethnic minority communities. 

The indigo coloring was curated by TextileSeekers. The Black Hmong Tribe from Mai Chau performs pure traditional indigo dyeing in the world. This is a skill that has only been passed down by a handful of tribes and dates back generations. Indigo dying is a trademark of the Black H’mong tribe.

Hà Nội capsule was developed as the result of Textile Seekers and The Lissome Creative Fellowship Award 2024 award which permitted us to explore the wonder of textile craftsmanship , delving into the world of indigenous textile traditions, slow fashion and cultural heritage in Vietnam. The Lissome is an award-winning independent magazine envisioning holistic fashion futures, by bringing forward a culture of regeneration, compassion and cooperation and placing human and non-human wellbeing first. The Textile Seekers is a slow creative retreat company that educates visitors on the traditional textile practices of ethnic tribes in Vietnam and beyond to promote the cultural heritage surrounding them.