Who Made My Surf Poncho?

Each of our handmade ponchos comes to life in a small workshop in Mérida, in the Yucatán, Mexico — a region renowned for its rich textile heritage and generations of Mexican sewers. This is where the real story begins, behind the product.

This workshop isn’t just any place — it’s deeply personal. It belongs to the family of Pakal Ethnic’s founder, Michele, making every piece part of a true family story rooted in trust and tradition.

Working alongside a small team of eight skilled artisans of Mayan heritage, Michele and her family oversee every step of our surf poncho craftsmanship with care . This close collaboration allows us to truly meet the makers, ensuring that each poncho reflects both quality and authenticity.

Our approach is simple: responsible production, respect for people, and attention to detail. By keeping things small-scale, we create ethical surf gear that not only feels good to wear after the ocean, but also carries meaning — from the hands that made it to the moments you’ll live in it.

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Meet the Makers

As a Family run-business we are proud to be close to every single person involved in the production process. Honored of working with such a fantastic team, we are proud to introduce them to you! Take a glance to the people who helped make this awesome towel poncho!
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