Your Impact with Every Wool Dress-Jacket

Wear something that carries warmth — in more ways than one.

Your handwoven wool dress-jacket is the result of time, many hands, and thoughtful choices. Here’s what your piece supports, simply by being worn:

What You Get Why It Matters
100% wool (plastic-free)

No synthetic fibres. Wool is a natural, biodegradable material that lasts longer and sheds no microplastics.

 

Wool from small farmers

The wool comes from sheep reared by small farmers, supporting small-scale livelihoods rather than industrial supply chains.

 

Machine-spun yarn, handwoven fabric

The yarn is machine-spun for durability and consistency; the fabric is woven entirely by hand on a wooden loom.

 

OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified dyes

Dyed using safety-certified dyes that meet strict standards for human and environmental safety.

 

~15 people involved

From cleaning and carding the wool to dyeing, warping, weaving, cutting, and stitching — many skilled hands contribute to one garment.

 

~18–20 hours of work

Each piece represents many hours of manual, skilled labour that cannot be rushed or automated.

 

Made to order

Produced only after you place an order, helping avoid excess stock and unnecessary production.

 

Two ways to wear

Designed to function as both a dress and a jacket, reducing the need for multiple garments.

 

You’re not just wearing a dress-jacket.
You’re wearing 100% Humanity.