Woven on a shuttle loom by a family mill in northern Portugal, this overshirt comes in three undyed colourways: natural ecru, slate, and a warm charcoal that reads almost brown in low light. The fabric is 280gsm, which means it holds its shape after washing without needing to be ironed flat. Buttons are corozo nut, sourced from the same mill.
Cut in a mid-length silhouette by a small atelier in the Basque Country, this coat is made from a single-origin Merino boiled wool that the maker sources from a cooperative in the Spanish Pyrenees. The lining is unbleached cotton muslin. It comes in two weights; we carry the heavier 600gsm version only.
A mid-season addition from a Kyoto-based maker who produces two collections a year in very small quantities. The fabric is a 60/40 cotton-silk blend, brushed on one side for a soft nap. The cut is wide-leg with a single pleat and a concealed drawstring at the waist. We received twelve pairs; seven remain.
Knitted in Scotland by a small family operation that has been producing knitwear since the 1970s. The yarn is undyed and unbleached, which means the colour varies slightly between batches depending on the fleece. This is not a defect. The weight is a true mid-gauge, warm enough for Charlotte winters without being too heavy for layering.
Made by a small leather workshop in Asheville, North Carolina, using hides tanned in a traditional pit process over several months. The belt is single-layer, 35mm wide, with a solid brass buckle. It will darken and develop a patina with wear. Available in three widths and two natural colourways.
Woven on a narrow loom in a workshop outside Lyon, France, in a 70/30 linen-cotton mix. The weave is a simple plain twill that softens considerably after the first few washes. Dimensions are 180cm by 50cm. We carry four colourways this season: oat, rust, deep navy, and a pale sage that photographs lighter than it looks in person.
Made by a ceramicist working out of a studio in Oaxaca, Mexico, who produces functional objects alongside her sculptural work. Each hook is hand-formed and wood-fired, which means no two are identical. Sets of three come in a linen drawstring bag. A small addition to the floor this season, and genuinely useful.
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