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Archive Sale on Maiwa Clothing

As we make space for the arrival of our summer collections, we’re offering a rare 20-50% off a curated selection of our clothing.

This sale includes free shipping to Canada and the United States on orders over $150 CAD.

Visit our Granville Island Store to view a curated selection of sale items.

Open everyday from 10am to 6pm.


See All Clothing on Sale Here!



Sale runs until July 20, 2025.

Garments included in the Archive Sale will show the already discounted sale price.

Remember that all sale items are final.














See All Clothing on Sale Here!


There will be no adjustments on already purchased items.
 
Thursday, July 10, 2025 No comments




Natural dyes on organic cotton: each piece is a square of crafted brilliance.
Monday, July 07, 2025 No comments




A crossbody bag for your everyday use! Sewn from quilted handwoven cloth which offers exceptional comfort and durability.
Wednesday, July 02, 2025 No comments




BEAUTIFUL BELLS

Forged with simple hand tools. Fired in a kiln. Individually tuned until the bell maker is satisfied that the tone is clear and true. These bells are what turn a flock of sheep into an orchestra. Available online so that you can take the music home with you.
Wednesday, July 02, 2025 No comments




The Subtle Language of Adornment

The feeling we get when we encounter a beautiful textile is often similar to the feeling we get when we see a piece of jewellery. A sense of wonder, a little intake of breath, and the feeling that the piece is subtle. It is the result of tradition, skill, and the secrets of craft.
Thursday, June 26, 2025 No comments






Traditional embroidery has always had a role in the world. It has always been a visual statement of skill. It has always been an expression of beauty. It has always worked to transform a plain piece of cloth into something extraordinary. 
Tuesday, June 24, 2025 No comments




There’s a kind of ‘je ne sais quoi’ when it comes to hand spun, hand woven cloth - it carries a vibrance, rich in character. It tells a story, one of long lineages in artisan craft and skill.
Thursday, June 19, 2025 No comments



A gorgeous handwoven linen napkin to adorn your table.

Functional and beautiful.

Bring warmth to your table with our handwoven linen napkins, making every meal feel special. Pair them with our hand block printed tablecloths – they complement each other beautifully!

Impeccably constructed from exquisite handwoven linen cloth that is buttery to the hand and will just get better and better with age.

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PAIRS PERFECTLY WITH OUR TABLE RUNNERS, PLACEMATS & BLOCK PRINTED TABLECLOTHS


See all Table Runners, Table Cloths, & Placemats







Tuesday, June 17, 2025 No comments



We’ve collaborated closely with the Kala Cotton weavers to develop a bold gingham check, handwoven in thread-dyed indigo and natural, as well as a timeless black and white.
Thursday, June 12, 2025 No comments

 


Traditional embroidery has always had a role in the world. It has always been a visual statement of skill. It has always been an expression of beauty. It has always worked to transform a plain piece of cloth into something extraordinary.
Tuesday, June 10, 2025 No comments


Our new collection of handwoven linen and kala cotton in gingham checks, soft stripes, and bold weaves.
Thursday, June 05, 2025 No comments

Introducing our new Bandhani table runners.

This cloth is the result of a design collaboration between Maiwa and master Bandhani artisans from the Kachchh Desert of Gujarat, Western India. The handwoven cotton cloth becomes a canvas—where every motif, every line, is brought to life through the intricate translation of thousands of hand-tied knots. There’s a quiet poetry in seeing a design reimagined in this way—each dot a gesture of time, care, and tradition.

Tuesday, June 03, 2025 No comments

 



CARRY SOMETHING SPECIAL

Traditional embroidery has always had a role in the world. It has always been a visual statement of skill. It has always been an expression of beauty. It has always worked to transform a plain piece of cloth into something extraordinary.
Thursday, May 29, 2025 No comments


JAMDANI


HANDWOVEN

In Bengal, the humid climate demands an exceptionally fine, diaphanous weave. The resulting cloth is light and airy, able to catch the faintest breeze. Such cloths are known by the poetic term "woven air.”
Tuesday, May 27, 2025 No comments


Natural dyes on organic cotton: each piece is a square of crafted brilliance.
Friday, May 23, 2025 No comments
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