Shops and makers · Clothing and homewares · Centro
Manyana
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A shop on Calle Marlín since 2016 for Manyana's own clothes, cut from Mexican cotton and sewn in their workshop nearby, with Mexican ceramics, terracotta, sunglasses and hats beside them. T-shirts from MX$800, linen shirts around MX$3,400.
Checked against public sources in 2026; hours can change
1 min walkfrom the plaza
What they offer
- Walk-ins welcome
- English spoken
- Cards accepted
- Clothing: tops, bottoms, dresses, T-shirts
- Hats, premium bags, graphic totes
- Posters
- Curated Mexican home goods
From its own site and public listings, checked Oct 2026; dotted ones are as listed elsewhere. Something off?
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