There comes a moment in every journey where you look back at the ground crossed before stepping into the next chapter.
At HAYAQI, we do not design for fleeting fashion seasons. We create small-batch capsules. Tales woven into 100% handwoven cotton that take seven months to travel from soil to skin. Every thread carries intention, every dye bath creates living variations, and once a loom finishes its run, that specific story is told.
When these archive pieces are gone, they will not be rewoven. If one of these tales resonates with you, this is the time to bring it home.
1. The Nomads: Sini Sana & Aliran
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Sini Sana (in 3 colourways): In Indonesia, Sini Sana means “here and there.” It’s the phrase used for a life lived fluidly between places. This is the set we spot everywhere: folded tiny into a carry-on, catching the breeze at a coastal festival, or worn on a slow Sunday morning at home. It weighs next to nothing, yet feels instantly considered the moment you put it on.
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Aliran (in 2 colourways): Named after the Indonesian word for “flow,” Aliran was created for moving with the current rather than fighting it. It’s the most effortless silhouette in our collection that still feels completely intentional—pure ease without compromise.
2. The Global Talisman: Mimpi Cape
(Available in Yellow Flower, Jungle Gold, & Grey Teal)
Mimpi means dream. It is our all-time best seller and the single piece we spot across every corner of the world.
Our community has sent us photos of the Mimpi everywhere:
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Hood up at a dust-filled desert festival in the desert three days in.
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Draped over someone sleeping across two airport seats at 4:00 AM.
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Thrown on when the sun dips rapidly into the ocean.
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Worn as a standalone statement for ANYTIME.
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Wrapped around a friend on the back of a scooter riding through warm Bali rain.
One piece, one size, zero fuss. It is a cape when the temperature drops, an effortless layer when it warms, a travel blanket, and an entire outfit on the days you don't want to overthink. It packs flat, forgives creasing, and carries an undeniable presence every single time.
3. The Foundation Pieces: Jamu, Sambal, & Hati Hati
These designs were the very first seeds of HAYAQI—the original creations that defined our voice and began our relationship with the master weavers of Java.
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Jamu & Sambal: Named after the potent herbal tonics and fiery spices of Indonesia, Jamu (in Yellow Bird and White Bird) and Sambal (in Red with Dragons) hold our earliest design memories. Saying goodbye to these final pieces of these Sumba-inspired co-ords feels like closing the first volume of our journal.
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Hati Hati (Black-Gold and White, for Men & Women): Hati Hati translates to “gently,” “carefully,” or “take your time.” It’s what you say to someone stepping out the door to ensure they journey with grace. The Black & Gold edition is our darkest weave, coming alive after sunset for rooftop gatherings or slow evenings in the garden. Because both cuts share the same cloth, they move seamlessly as individual statements or as effortless matching sets.
*Not officially leaving but on Seasonal Sale
4. Everyday Ease: Santai & Baik
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Santai Dress: Santai means to relax, unwind, and let time stretch out. Cut from breathable handwoven cotton, this dress is made for long afternoon walks, quiet conversations, and unhurried days.
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Baik Co-ord Set: Rooted in simplicity and goodness - Baik, this set offers a clean, grounding silhouette designed to transition effortlessly from morning rituals to late-night gatherings.
Claim Your Piece of the Story
Our seasonal sale is open through September 13. Explore the archive, find the piece that resonates with your rhythm, and take a piece of the living loom with you on your next adventure.
Explore the Seasonal & Archive Collection
Claim your favourite,
The HAYAQI Team