We like to think that Nannacay is more than a fashion brand. This is why. Founded by Marcia Kemp in 2013, the global social project originates from Quechua Aimara and signifies the 'sisterhood of women'. The projects’ mission is to help people from various remote community groups develop their own creative potential, serving as a bridge between those who need help and those who want to help. Today, there is a second generation in the business - Gustavo Kemp (CEO) and Rafael Kemp (CGO). As a bronze category listed partner of a Brazilian NGO, The Children’s Institute (IC), Nannacay continues to successfully map its growing network across Latin America. Recent results mark the significant influence Nannacay is having on the quality of life, education and health of hundreds of its artisanal families. Transforming not only the lives of these artisans, but giving them hope, drive and a promising future. In 2019, Nannacay was awarded the Eco-Age Brandmark by Livia Firth in recognition of the preservation of cultures and strategically enhancing the lives of others through fair trade. The company is recognized internationally for its commitment to sustainable and ethical practices, alongside the brand ethos to be authentic, responsible and disruptive. Learn more about the story of Nannacay and it’s sisterhood by visiting our website https://nannacay.com/quem-somos/.