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Condition: Excellent Deadstock

Made in: Ecuador

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We do our best to color-match each photo to the fabric, however, device displays vary greatly in quality, warmth, and vibrancy. We cannot guarantee what you see here will be an exact match to the color of the fabric when it arrives. 

Corozo, also called vegetable ivory, is a material harvested from nuts of Tagua trees. The nuts are harvested after they fall naturally to the ground. So, not only are these buttons sustainable in the sense that they are deadstock, but they also are made out of a material that is harvested sustainably! Corozo buttons can come in a variety of colors due to the use of dyes, and they usually have a slight woodgrain look to them, but they feel more similar to plastic than wood.