We focus on durable, high-quality materials, using natural fibers whenever possible. Our dyeing process favors natural pigments, minimizing the need for synthetic additives. Additionally, we incorporate recycled materials and repurpose leftover fabrics to make the most of available resources.

For more details on our materials and care recommendations, explore the information below. Always check the garment’s care label for specific instructions, and consider washing less frequently to help extend its lifespan.

Shearling is a by-product of the food industry, typically sourced from sheep or lamb, and repurposes materials that would otherwise go to waste. Its durability makes it a long-lasting choice, allowing shearling items to be cherished and used for years to come.

Shearling Care
Care instructions may vary based on the blend or style of the garment, so always check the care label for specific guidance. For best results, we recommend professional dry cleaning by a leather specialist. Avoid ironing shearling, as this can damage the fabric. By following these steps, you can help ensure that your shearling items maintain their quality and longevity.

Silk is a natural fiber that can be long-lasting and versatile. We offer a range of silk types, including satin for a smooth shine, Crepe de Shine for a matte finish, and Silk Twill, known for its strong texture and high thread count. All of our silk fabrics are certified by OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, meaning they are tested and certified to be free from harmful substances.

Silk Care
Care instructions may vary depending on the blend or style, so always refer to the care label for specific guidance. As silk is delicate, handle it with care. We recommend gently steaming your garment or hanging it to ventilate after wear, and avoiding direct sunlight to preserve the color. When washing, use a washing bag and wash at a low temperature with a mild detergent designed for silk fabrics.

Organic cotton is grown without the use of synthetic chemicals or pesticides, which can have a lower impact on the environment compared to conventional cotton farming

Organic Cotton Care
Care instructions may vary depending on the style or blend, so always refer to the care label for specific guidance. When washing organic cotton garments, use a mild detergent, wash at 30°C or colder, and select a low spin setting. Washing less frequently is an eco-conscious choice that can help preserve your garment's quality.

Wool is a natural and renewable fiber, known for its durability and biodegradability, making it an excellent choice for long-lasting garments. We use high-quality Italian wool to ensure our pieces remain timeless and versatile, allowing you to easily mix and match items season after season. Our focus is on longevity, so you can count on wool garments that maintain their quality over time.

Wool Care
Care instructions may vary by style, so please refer to the care label for specific guidance. Wool is easy to care for, and we recommend airing out your garments after wear to reduce the need for washing. For cleaning, we suggest dry cleaning. Washing less frequently helps preserve the quality of your wool garments.

Cashmere is known for its exceptional softness and luxurious texture. To ensure durability and quality, we use a blend of new and recycled cashmere. As recycled cashmere can sometimes be prone to pilling, we enhance the blend with merino wool for added strength and resilience.

Cashmere Care
Care instructions may vary based on the specific blend, so please refer to the care label for precise guidance. For cleaning, we recommend dry cleaning or a gentle machine wash with a mild wool detergent on a low spin setting. Lay your cashmere flat to dry to preserve its shape. For storage, fold your garments to avoid stretching, and use a pilling comb to remove any pilling. As with all delicate fibers, washing less frequently helps maintain the quality and lifespan of your cashmere pieces.

Merino wool, sourced from merino sheep, is a natural fiber known for its softness and warmth. Its excellent insulation properties make it comfortable to wear throughout the year.

Merino Wool Care
Care instructions may vary based on the specific blend or style, so always refer to the care label for the most accurate guidance. To preserve the quality of your merino wool garment, use a washing bag and select the wool cycle on your machine, with a mild wool detergent. Avoid tumble drying and allow your garment to air dry flat. Merino wool is delicate, so protect it from sharp objects. Washing less frequently helps prolong the life of your garment and reduces its environmental impact.

Viscose is a regenerated cellulose fiber made from wood pulp. It’s a soft and breathable material. 

Viscose Care
Care instructions may vary depending on the specific blend or style, so always refer to the care label for guidance. For general care of your viscose garments, hand wash gently with mild detergent, avoiding bleach. Iron on a low heat setting if necessary. As with many fabrics, washing less frequently not only helps maintain the garment but also aligns with a more sustainable approach.

Leftover fabric refers to materials that already exist, either as surplus from previous production or stock fabric that has not been used. When we choose to create items with synthetic fabrics, we opt to use these existing materials instead of producing new ones. This approach allows us to reduce waste and minimize the environmental impact by giving a second life to fabrics that are already available, rather than generating demand for new synthetic fabrics.

Leftover Materials Care
Care instructions may vary based on the specific blend or style, so always refer to the care label inside your garment for guidance. As with all fabrics, washing less frequently can extend the life of your garment and contribute to more sustainable practices.

Our leather styles are crafted from vegetable-tanned, chrome-free leather to reduce chemical use during the dyeing process. The leather is sourced from lamb or sheep as by-products of the food industry, and we do not use exotic leather.

Leather Care:
Care instructions may vary by style; always refer to the care label for specific guidance. For general care, spot clean with a damp cloth when needed, or take your leather item to a specialist dry cleaner. To maintain its condition, hang the item to ventilate when not in use and avoid direct sunlight.