Delphi Check
A beautiful, limited edition rust and navy ikat weave.
Ikat is a resist dyeing technique whereby the strands of cotton are bound and dyed prior to being woven, creating the signature haziness of the print once made up.
Being a handmade cloth, irregularities in the dye and weave form part of its charm, and as such are not considered flaws.
100% cotton, country of origin: India
Wash cold and gentle, air dry out of direct sunlight
Pictured: Jess wears the Single Drawstring Dress in Delphi Check, lined with Black Silk Organza
Oslo Check
A striking, limited edition chequered ikat weave with red and dark brown stars on a background of olive green and off white.
Ikat is a resist dyeing technique whereby the strands of cotton are bound and dyed prior to being woven, creating the signature haziness of the print once made up.
Being a handmade cloth, irregularities in the dye and weave form part of its charm, and as such are not considered flaws.
100% cotton, country of origin: India
Wash cold and gentle, air dry out of direct sunlight
Pictured: Jess wears the Single Drawstring Top in Oslo Check, lined with Black Silk Organza
Oxblood Linen
A rich, red aubergine, this is a soft european linen from a mill run on green energy.
Linen is derived from flax, a plant which consumes comparatively little water, thrives in poor quality soil, and has a natural resistance to pests, thus making it a natural go-to when considering sustainability. As with most natural fibres, it is breathable and thermo-regulating.
100% linen, country of origin: Lithuania
Wash cold and gentle, air dry out of direct sunlight
Pictured: Jess wears the Single Drawstring Dress in Oxblood Linen, lined with Unbleached Cotton Muslin
Scuttle Black Linen
Charcoal, like a washed black that has retained some richness and depth, this is a soft european linen from a mill run on green energy.
Linen is derived from flax, a plant which consumes comparatively little water, thrives in poor quality soil, and has a natural resistance to pests, thus making it a natural go-to when considering sustainability. As with most natural fibres, it is breathable and thermo-regulating.
100% linen, country of origin: Lithuania
Wash cold and gentle, air dry out of direct sunlight
Pictured: Jess wears the Triple Drawstring Dress in Scuttle Black Linen, lined with Unbleached Cotton Muslin
Unbleached Cotton Muslin
A soft and lightweight unbleached cotton. Comfortable on the skin, it is semi-sheer with a gentle drape.
Being a handmade cloth, irregularities in the weave form part of it’s charm, and as such are not considered flaws.
100% cotton, country of origin: India
Wash cold and gentle, air dry out of direct sunlight
Pictured: Jess wears the Triple Drawstring Skirt in Unbleached Cotton Muslin, also lined with Unbleached Cotton Muslin
Black Silk Organza
As seen here with our Oslo Check, the close weave of the organza adds some structure to the garment, while it’s sheerness hints at what lies beneath.
Silk organza is lightweight and breathable, with a distinctive crispiness to the touch. Silk is derived from the cocoons of silk worms (often larvae of the Bombyx Mori moth, harvested from mulberry trees). Organza is a type of weave, made by twisting two filament fibres tightly in opposite directions to create a yarn, which is then treated with a stiffening agent before being woven to create the final cloth.
100% silk
Wash cold and gentle, air dry out of direct sunlight
If wearing animal derived product is not suitable for you but you are interested in making a purchase, please do reach out and we can discuss alternatives on a custom basis.
Pictured: Jess wears the Single Drawstring Top and Triple Drawstring Skirt, both in Oslo Check, both lined with Black Silk Organza