Textured Canvas and Organic Denim by Oneiro

Textured Canvas and Organic Denim by Oneiro

Etsy has been one of my absolute favorite places to shop lately, whether I’m just window shopping to admire awesome examples of individual creativity or actually looking for a new favorite piece. Usually the latter always ends up being the case no matter what…sometimes I feel the fashion market is so saturated that it’s hard to find items that are truly different, but I also strongly believe there is so much amazing talent out there that deserves much more recognition than it gets. I love alternative fashion, and I’m also obviously interested in the organic/eco-fashion side of things as well. While browsing lately I discovered Oneiro clothing, a little shop out of Vancouver with awesome alternative, festival and street-worthy apparel and accessories for both men and women. All pieces are designed in Canada and handmade in Bali for an awesome, tribal-like quality! Being a fan of transformational festivals, Oneiro caught my eye as a possible new shop when Lucidity Festival rolls back around (the one that started it all, and still my favorite to this day), but then I caught a glimpse of something I really don’t see in many independent shops…denim! Jeans are tough to construct and cut just right, and something only a few seem to really go for. Oneiro was born in 2013 after owner Julie apprenticed with a friend’s clothing line and became inspired by the festival culture. I usually wouldn’t think about wearing jeans to these types of events, but these, I would! With super creative cuts, textures and hardware details, these would look incredible with any outfit, whether for The Playa or the street!

ONEIRO is a Canadian based company inspired by alternative culture to create a timeless and original style of street wear. All items are designed in Canada and non-mass-produced in Bali by collaborating with and employing happy people working in fair conditions. “

I’d happily rock those shorts and even pink skinny jeans at the top of this post, and I am not even a fan of pink! What do you think?

Visit Oneiro’s website here, Etsy shop here, and take a look at their super cool Instagram account here.

2 Comments

  1. Julie Oneiro October 7, 2017 / 10:17 am

    Just found this! Thanks for writing about Oneiro. 🙂

    • Lana October 9, 2017 / 10:40 am

      Aw yay! I’m glad you liked it! Love your work, keep it up! Looks like you have a bunch of new stuff, maybe it’s time for another post 😉

      Cheers!

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