Small detail. Specific choice.
Select Lacson Ravello own-label styles are finished with corozo buttons made from tagua nut, a plant-derived material valued for its smooth finish and natural variation. We use corozo as one considered trim detail on select button-front styles.
Styles shown here are designed, cut, and sewn in small batches in Oakland with local production partners. Fabric, thread, labels, and other trims vary by style and may include imported materials. See each product page and care label for exact fiber content, origin, and applicable certifications.
COROZO BUTTONS
Small detail. Specific choice.
We use corozo buttons as one considered trim detail on select button-front styles.
What are corozo buttons?
Corozo buttons are made from tagua nut, a hard plant seed often called vegetable ivory for its smooth feel and natural variation. Once carved and polished, corozo has a refined finish that works beautifully on button-front shirts, easy dresses, and everyday wardrobe staples.
We use corozo buttons on select Lacson Ravello styles as one considered trim choice. They offer a naturally-looking finish and a plant-derived trim option where it suits the garment.
Fabric and trim sourcing varies by style, so please see individual product pages and care labels for exact material details.
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Let’s Talk Buttons: What Are Corozo Buttons?
A closer look at corozo buttons—what they are, why we use them on select styles, and how they fit into our considered-design approach.