fabrics & dyes
Specialty Linen
EUROPEAN FLAX LINEN
This is the softest flax linen you’ll ever get your hands on. 100% European Flax Linen is garment washed then blasted and tousled by air to create buttery soft, sustainable linen that will stand the test of time. It gets softer with every wash!
Flax is a hollow fiber which allows it to breathe. This gives it the ability to thermoregulate, keeping you cool in the summer and cozy in the winter.
When you buy a product crafted from certified European linen you’re buying something that helps reduce our global carbon footprint. Flax helps soil renew, captures CO2, uses just rainwater and requires no additional irrigation, fertilisers or pesticides for the 100-day growing cycle. The mechanical extraction process is environmentally friendly, and it’s a wholly vegan fabric.
Sustainable & ethically sourced
FINE CASHMERE
Each winter we do a small cashmere run of knits for our customers
We are deeply committed to sourcing only the finest, most ethically produced cashmere.
ach year, our partners work directly with local herders who raise their goats with care and respect, following traditional practices that prioritise animal welfare and environmental responsibility.
Our cashmere is harvested only through gentle combing — never plucked or shorn. Goats naturally shed their undercoat as the seasons change, and this process is not only non-invasive but has been shown to benefit the animals. Unlike industrial methods, we never accept fibres sourced through live-plucking or unethical treatment. Every strand of our cashmere is a reflection of integrity, traceability, and compassion.
What makes our cashmere truly special is its purity and softness. Sourced from high-altitude regions and naturally untreated, our fibres are incredibly fine — measuring just 13–17 microns — and available in a palette of beautiful, undyed natural colours: light cream, grey, beige, and brown. The lightest fibres are the rarest and softest and are never dyed. This not only preserves their softness but reduces chemical impact on the environment.
Our entire process — from farm to finish — is guided by our values: low-impact production, support for small herding communities, and a commitment to sustainable fashion. We’re proud to offer garments that feel as good as they look, and that you can wear with confidence, knowing they’ve been made with care for both people and planet.
Fully Biodegradable materials
100% Natural Cotton
Our 100% natural cotton garments are crafted with comfort, breathability, and longevity in mind. Grown without synthetic additives and woven into soft, durable fabric, natural cotton allows your skin to breathe and your body to move freely. It’s gentle on sensitive skin, easy to care for, and perfect for everyday wear across all seasons. Whether worn on its own or layered, cotton offers a timeless ease that only improves with time and wash.
Unlike synthetic fabrics, which are often made from petroleum-based fibres and can take hundreds of years to break down, natural cotton is fully biodegradable. This means that when a cotton garment reaches the end of its life, it returns to the earth without leaving harmful microplastics behind. By choosing 100% natural cotton, you’re not only embracing slow, mindful fashion — you’re also making a conscious choice for the planet.
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100% Natural Dyes
Natural dyes offer a beautiful, sustainable alternative to synthetic colouring, bringing richness and depth to fabric without the harsh chemicals. Derived from plants, roots, bark, and minerals, natural dyes are gentler on the environment and on your skin — making them ideal for those who value wellness and conscious living. Each piece dyed naturally carries subtle variations, giving it a one-of-a-kind character and organic beauty.
Beyond aesthetics, the benefits of natural dyes extend to the entire production cycle. They require less water, create less toxic waste, and break down safely over time, leaving no lasting harm to the environment. By choosing naturally dyed garments, you’re supporting traditional techniques, reducing your exposure to chemical residues, and embracing a slower, more sustainable approach to fashion.