Cooking up Conversation: Cristina Martinez of ‘one-stop Chicana shop’ Very That


Cristina Martinez founded Very That in 2013, creating fun homewares, accessories and gifts that celebrate San Antonio Latina culture. From coffee mugs emblazoned with “Support local chismosas” and tumblers designed to resemble Aqua Net hairspray cans to coasters featuring images of Bad Bunny and Juan Gabriel, kitchenwares have long been a part of Martinez’s self-dubbed […]
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