XL Mexican hammock “Mariachi”

Woven as it was hundreds of years ago, our XL “Mariachi” Mexican Hammock is made in the Chiapas regions of southern Mexico. Far from factories and manufacturing machines, our Mexican hammocks are hand-woven by small family communities who preserve ancestral manufacturing techniques, taught from generation to generation.

A 100% nylon hammock: An indestructible hammock

100% Nylon (The material of fishing nets): The only material allowing you to leave your Hammock outside, summer and winter, without having to bring it in! Our Hammock can withstand extreme climates and is not afraid of frost, rain or sun. However, for greater care and durability, it is recommended to store it under cover after use. Its thick wire and its arms of 156 ropes are the ingredients of a hammock that will last for years.

The nylon hammock in Mexico

For many Mexicans, 100% Nylon Hammocks, although more expensive, are increasingly favored. For what ? Unlike cotton, which can be damaged by prolonged use in the sun and rain, the Nylon Hammock will have higher durability with almost identical comfort. In southern Mexico, temperatures are warm most of the year. The Hammock is used daily instead of the bed because its net lets air pass through, being the best solution against the heat. In addition, its stretchy mesh allows it to fit all the shapes of our body. Another significant advantage: Its vibrant colors!

XL Mexican hammock “Mariachi”: Buy, install, enjoy

Lying in a hammock, we come into contact with details that might otherwise escape our attention. Ants going about their business in the ground, leaves dancing in the wind, and the changing shades of the sky become moments of mindfulness that reveal the often overlooked beauty that surrounds us. Designed for 1 to 2 people, the "Mariachi" Hammock will be ideal for sleeping in complete peace while enjoying a long rocking. To learn about the benefits of hammocks on sleep, read our article: Sleep and the hammock.

Did you know?

Hammocks mainly originate from Haiti, hence the word "hammock", which in Haitian means "tree" or "of the tree". Originally, the hammock was made from filaments of tree bark to form a sort of intertwined cradle similar to fishing nets.