Earth Visions was born from Gaio’s vision — a dream to see people grounded in the beauty of real ponchos from South America. Each piece embodies freedom, comfort, and authentic expression — made for those who walk their own path.
When you wear a Pacha Poncho, you’re not just wrapped in comfort — you’re wrapped in culture, purpose, and the spirit of the Earth itself.
Our Pacha Poncho collection is crafted from a premium blend of Alpaca fibre and other exquisite natural materials, giving every garment its distinctive softness, warmth, and character. Each design carries the legacy of ancient Inca symbols and codes, a living expression of Indigenous artistry and identity.
Every poncho is handcrafted or produced by small Latino family businesses, preserving heritage while empowering communities. By paying our artisans fair value for their craft, we help reduce inequality across South America — ensuring sustainability from fibre to finish. And because our vision extends beyond fashion, 100 % of profits go toward supporting global communities and preserving the Brazilian rainforest.
When you purchase a Pacha Poncho, you’re not just choosing a garment that lasts a lifetime — you’re contributing to a movement that addresses inequality, deforestation, and climate change.
Our impact begins at the source:
We collaborate with producers across Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, and Brazil, ensuring fair pay that often exceeds a month’s local wage.
We invest a huge chunk of our profits into regenerative community projects in Brazil and Australia.
Rainforest Preservation in Brazil
In Gaio’s hometown, years of agricultural expansion have devastated the land — clear-cut forests, dried-up springs, and vanishing wildlife.
Earth Visions is working to change that.
Reclaiming degraded land in areas with community potential.
Building communal infrastructure — domes and gathering spaces where locals and volunteers connect, celebrate, and learn.
Fostering ecological awareness through community circles and indigenous teachings, often guided by shamans and the sacred use of traditional medicines such as Ayahuasca (a legal and respected ceremonial tea used across South America for healing and reflection).
Creating sanctuaries where nature regenerates and people reconnect — spaces that become self-sustaining centres for healing, ecotourism, and education.
Authenticity & Heritage – Preserving Indigenous designs and weaving traditions.
Fair Trade & Equality – Paying artisans true value for their craftsmanship.
Regeneration & Planet Care – Using fashion as a vehicle for environmental healing.
Community Connection – Reinvesting every profit into projects that uplift both people and the planet.
“The sanctuary taught us that when people come together in harmony with nature, real transformation happens — for ourselves and for the Earth. Earth Visions is my way of continuing that work, through craft, community, and consciousness.”
— Gaio Santos, Founder