WOMA

HATMAKERS

WOMA has placed handcrafted hats at the heart of the global dialogue on ethical fashion.

Our creations celebrate the artistry of traditional craftsmanship while embracing a vision of fashion rooted in responsibility, culture, and respect for the earth.

Each piece is entirely handmade by skilled artisan communities: in La Guajira, the Wayuu weave with local fibers such as mawisa; in Nariño and Cuenca, artisans bring to life the centuries-old tradition of toquilla palm.

Together, their work preserves cultural heritage, honors nature, and gives every hat its unique soul.

The Essence of Handcrafted

juliana

granados

Juliana Granados is the mind and heart behind Woma Hatmakers, a brand born from the desire to honor Colombia’s artisanal traditions through conscious design. With a background in design and a deep aesthetic sensibility, Juliana has built a universe where luxury meets craftsmanship, and where each hat tells a story of identity, territory, and time. Passionate about cultural roots and traditional crafts, Juliana has traveled through different regions of the country, collaborating with artisan communities with whom she develops each collection in an intimate and respectful process.

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PROCESS

Inspiration
We gather references from territory, plants, crafts, and the brand’s archive. We sketch by hand until we find the silhouette and character of each piece.

Co–creation with artisans
We define techniques and timelines together with partner workshops and indigenous communities. We adjust weaves, gauges, and finishes so the idea breathes its cultural identity.
Natural fibers
We carefully select raw materials and supplies.
Handmade weaving
Communities in La Guajira weave each piece by hand.
Shaping and form
The silhouette is defined with steam and wooden molds.
Finishing
Colors, edges, and details are hand-stitched.
Quality
Each hat is unique and undergoes a thorough review before reaching you.