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why it costs what it costs

four materials, and nothing else

No pesticides, no synthetic fertilisers, no chemical or toxic dyes. The colour you see is the colour the fibre already was ~ this is the whole reason a piece costs what it costs.

how to look after it

Natural fibres are simple to care for, if you treat them gently.

  • Hand wash in cold water with a mild, natural soap

  • No bleach, no fabric softener ~ they do not need it

  • Dry flat or on a hanger, out of direct sun

  • Iron on low heat if you want it crisp, inside out

These are general guidelines for organic, undyed fabric. If you are ever unsure about a specific piece, message us and we'll tell you exactly how we wash ours.

Ochre-dyed trousers laid flat on the grass

This is why a piece from us costs more than one from a shelf that dyes and floods a field to grow cotton fast. You are paying for the field that got to rest.