Letters from Kathmandu & Berlin.First look at new pieces, and an invitation to our winter evenings in Berlin.
Handwoven in Nepal
WFTO cooperative partners
Provenance card with every piece
Undyed, unbleached baby yak
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Baby Yak
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The fibre
Baby yak,
the first fleece.
Shed once, in the animal's first spring. Collected by the families who keep the yaks, then spun and woven by hand. No dye, no bleach.
1stSpring fleece only
0Dyes or bleach
By handSpun & woven
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Cooperatives are the architecture of fair craft.
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Rarity has responsibility.
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Knowledge is the product.
From our customers
“These feel incredible and I love the idea behind them.”
“This material is incredible! I have not taken mine off all winter.”
“I take them everywhere I travel - always! So versatile - from Canadian winters to a cool night in Curaçao. If I could, I would gift them to everyone I love.”
What ships with every piece
The provenance card is the record — not a marketing document.
Cooperative, certifications, region and fibre grade, on a card in the box. If you want to verify any of it, you can.
Verify a piece →REINProvenance record
Certified mountain fibre
Certified mountain fibre
CooperativeOn file · verified
RegionMountain district
Himalayan range
Himalayan range
Fibre grade14µm avg diameter
Loom typeTraditional throw-shuttle
The Journal
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