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The paper explores the trade and consumption of Asian fabrics that were distributed from Acapulco to Buenos Aires from 1580 to 1620. Our work with primary sources located in the Archivo de Indias, using viceroys’, governors’ and merchants’ reports, prove that “Ropa de la China” –or clothing from China– was a key element in a trade model that provided an alternative to the official one, with Mexico resisting the economic centralism of Spain

La «ropa de la China» desde Filipinas hasta Buenos Aires. Circulación, consumo y lucha corporativa, 1580-1620