This smart cooperative run by local women with disabilities is where you can find fabulous neutral household linens, embroidered garments and top-quality accessories. All the textiles can be made to measure, and it's a popular place for stylish hand-stitched Marrakesh-mod tunics, dresses and shirts for men, women and kids. Purchases pay for salaries, training programmes and healthcare.
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