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How a Custom Hand-Woven Bracelet Is Made: From Wrist Measurement to Shipping
Custom is more than entering a size in a form. It brings color, snug measurement, tension, finishing, and clasp back to one person's wrist.
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A custom hand-woven bracelet begins by choosing a color you want to keep wearing. Volcanic Rock, Dusk Shore, Morning Sand, and Windbreak each hold a different coastal landscape. Choosing color is not a technical question; it is deciding which feeling you want to carry through the day.
Next comes the snug wrist measurement. Measure the wrist where you will wear the bracelet at its narrowest point; do not add length yourself. Avara turns that measurement into a finished length based on the weave, clasp, and your close or relaxed fit preference.
Before weaving begins, we confirm the cord, palette, size, and clasp. During weaving, every knot is controlled with consistent tension so the texture remains even. The cord ends are then finished, the clasp installed, and the measurement and closure checked. This is where the real time of handwork goes.
Every Avara piece is made by hand and usually takes 10 working days to complete. Once finished, it is shipped within three business days. It is not an instant product, but it is made for one specific wrist.
Custom does not need to become complicated. You provide the snug measurement and the way you want it to sit. We weave it into a bracelet for sea water, swimming, surfing, showers, and sun, then send it to your wrist.