Tiznit™

In Tiznit, silversmiths have hammered the khamsa — the hand of Fatima — into amulets for centuries: five fingers against the evil eye, a small guardian you carry everywhere. We put that hand on the back of a denim jacket, built from the same ivory-on-black weave as the rest of the piece, so the oldest protection in Morocco rides between your shoulders. Quiet on the front, watching from behind.

Cut and finished by hand in a Moroccan atelier. The Amazigh diamond weave runs all over the black denim, matched at the seams; the back Khamsa is set panel by panel and outlined by hand, with contrast topstitching and square snaps fixed one by one. Slight irregularities in the weave and wash are the signature of hand production.

Body in black washed cotton denim woven all over with an ivory Amazigh diamond-and-cross pattern. Contrast cream topstitching. Back Khamsa in the same weave. Square antique-silver snap buttons.

The Khamsa — the hand, the number five, protection against the evil eye — the most enduring talisman of North Africa, here built from Amazigh diamonds and crosses: the eye, the seed, the mountains. Worked with respect, alongside the artisans who keep these marks alive.