Stroje reprezentacji Meksyku na Mundial 2026

World Cup jerseys embroidered by Nahua artisans -- which retail for between $90 and $285 -- are displayed for sale at a Someone Somewhere retail stor...

World Cup jerseys embroidered by Nahua artisans -- which retail for between $90 and $285 -- are displayed for sale at a store in Mexico City on June...

Residents depart after Sunday mass in the center of Naupan, Mexico, on May 31, 2026. Almost all residents are an Indigenous people called Nahua, and a...

Workers arrive at the Someone Somewhere workshop in Naupan, Mexico, on May 31, 2026. The workshop is in a municipal building, a fact that has also dra...

Cristina Ortiz Graviota, a leader of the local artisans' collective that partners with Someone Somewhere, on her farm in Naupan, Mexico, on May 31, 20...

Zenaída Ramírez Maldonado, an artisan, embroiders fabric with a traditional technique called pepenado, which can take weeks to complete yet has a lim...

Artisans in Naupan, Mexico, sign up for free training programs organized by Mexico's Ministry of Culture on May 31, 2026. When the event ended, many o...

Houses and agricultural plots in the rolling hills of Naupan, in Mexico's Puebla state, on May 30, 2026. Controversy has erupted over the sale of vers...

Nahua women work on World Cup jerseys at the Someone Somewhere workshop in Naupan, Mexico, on May 31, 2026. The stitched designs are meant to represen...

Nahua woman work to sew soccer jerseys at the Someone Somewhere workship in Naupan, Mexico, on May 31, 2026. The women use a fingerprint reader to mar...