Which luxury fashion brand pioneered a groundbreaking revenue-sharing model with Mexican artisans in 2019, setting a new ethical standard for cultural collaborations?

In today's global marketplace, brands increasingly collaborate with cultural artisans and communities to create authentic products that honor traditional craftsmanship while meeting modern consumer demands. These collaborations can create economic opportunities for traditional craftspeople while helping brands connect with consumers who value cultural authenticity and ethical sourcing. However, these partnerships require careful navigation of cultural appreciation versus appropriation. How much do you know about successful cultural brand collaborations?

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Loewe, with their 'Made in Peru' initiative sharing 5% of profits with Andean weavers
Christian Dior, with their 'Dior Mariposa' collection giving Mexican communities 20% ownership of product lines
Carolina Herrera, establishing the 'Cultural Heritage Fund' with a 15% revenue share model for indigenous communities
Gucci, creating the 'Artisan Collective' program with 10% royalties to participating cultural craftspeople