hank. sustainability.

At Hank, we believe the most beautiful garments are the ones that respect both people and the planet. That’s why every piece begins in Peru, where we work closely with native fibers, local communities, and time-honored traditions to create clothing with meaning.

We source only the finest natural materials Peru has to offer. Peruvian alpaca, prized for its warmth, lightness, and durability, is collected sustainably from animals cared for in high-altitude regions. Pima cotton, known as the “cashmere of cotton,” brings unmatched softness and breathability, while Tanguis cotton offers exceptional strength and longevity — designed to be worn and loved for years to come. These fibers are spun by local mill houses in Peru, keeping the entire process rooted in community.

The heart of Hank lies in the makers. Our knitwear is handcrafted by Peruvian women who work from their own homes, often alongside their families. This approach allows them to sustain a stable income without leaving behind the rhythm of their daily lives — raising children, caring for loved ones, and passing down traditional craft skills. It’s a model that supports independence, empowerment, and cultural preservation, all while reducing the footprint of unnecessary factories or mass production.

Every step of our supply chain is kept close to the source, which means fewer miles traveled, fewer hands involved, and far less impact on the environment. By embracing slow, considered fashion, we celebrate quality over quantity and story over trend. Each Hank garment represents a small but powerful cycle — natural fibers, local hands, lasting impact.

When you choose Hank, you’re not just wearing something beautiful. You’re supporting communities, protecting traditions, and making a choice for a more sustainable future.