Textile Guide and Care Instructions

Fig. 1. Lou Tee, Regen Silk Noil Jersey, Natural

REGEN SILK NOIL JERSEY

Our signature Silk Noil Jersey has a vintage aesthetic and nubby feel, similar to it's woven cousin. It travels just as well too and can be your favorite Summer staple and your favorite cold weather base layer all at once. Made from regeneratively produced silk, enriching rather than depleting soils and creating a sustainable, eco-friendly textile.

Care: To keep your silk noil jersey in its original condition, we recommend eco dry cleaning. However, silk noil is also the most washable silk! Washed raw silk has a soft, lived-in texture. If you choose this method, you may experience a 2-5% shrinkage the first time you wash your silk. Hand wash in cold water with gentle detergent, and lay flat to dry. Low iron or steam if needed.

Fig. 2 Marcie Shirt, Tencel Denim, Vintage Dark

TENCEL BULL DENIM

Soft yet structured, our Tencel Bull Denim is as comfortable as it gets. Produced with sustainability in mind at every step— the cotton used is ethically and responsibly sourced, backed by the Oritain verification of origin, and the addition of Tencel creates a fabric that drapes beautifully, and is known for its strength, softness, and durability. The end result is a garment that we hope you will love for years to come.

Tencel is 100% biodegradable, made from a manmade cellulose fiber created from trees and wood pulp. The wood and wood pulp used in the production process comes from certified and controlled forests and plantations, and is a closed loop system with high resource efficiency and low ecological impact. The water used in the production process is recycled, with a recovery rate of more than 99%. All dyes used are GOTS Certified.

Care: We machine washing on cold with gentle detergent. Tumble dry low or line dry, and use a warm iron as needed.

Fig. 3 Poplin Field Pant, Khaki

ORGANIC COTTON POPLIN

Our Organic Poplin is crafted from 100% organically grown cotton. Grown without the use of synthetic chemicals such as pesticides or growth promoters, Organic Cotton supports biodiversity and biological cycles making it a more sustainable option compared to conventional cotton. Preventing water contamination and soil degradation through organic farming, the resulting cotton fibers are also softer and more comfortable to wear.

With it's smooth, tightly woven texture, this fabric offers a crisp hand-feel that softens beautifully over time. Lightweight yet durable, it's easy to care for and wearable across seasons. All dyes are GOTS Certified, meeting worldwide textile standards for low impact processing, including ecological, social, and environmental requirements.

Care: Hand wash or gentle machine wash in lukewarm or cold water using a gentle detergent. Tumble dry low or line dry.

Fig. 4 Elia Crew, Organic Cotton, Ecru

ALPACA & ORGANIC COTTON KNITS

Our Fair Trade Knits collection is made from the finest Alpaca and organic Tanguis Cotton blends. Yarn spun from the alpaca, a member of the camel family native to the Andes in South America. The yarn is soft, lustrous, and highly insulating. Unlike sheep’s wool it’s lanolin-free, making it hypoallergenic. Peru is home to 75% of the world’s total Alpaca population, and provides the main means of sustenance for thousands of families in the High Andes. Alpaca ranching has a relatively low environmental impact.

The cotton used in our sweaters and knits is Peruvian Tanguis & Pima Cotton, an exceptionally soft cotton known for its durability and strength. These varieties also require less water for growing, and can be harvested up to six times per year. Organic cotton farming supports Free Trade and ethical practices, benefiting local economies and skilled agricultural workers.

Care: Alpaca is naturally antimicrobial, and does not require frequent washing. The alpaca fiber is odor-resistant, stain-resistant, and anti-bacterial. When needed, hand washing is always the best and safest method for washing both cotton and alpaca. Using cool water and gentle detergent submerge the item and gently agitate the water with your hands to evenly distribute the soap. Soak for up to 30 minutes, and rinse with cool water until no longer soapy. Do not wring, instead press the water out of the item and lay flat to dry.

Fig 5 1930s Bandana, Regen Silk, Hay

REGEN SILK

Regenerative silk is a sustainable approach to silk production that prioritizes environmental and social well-being, going beyond traditional sustainable practices. It focuses on restoring and improving ecosystems and communities where silk is produced. Our 1930s Bandanas made from regenerative silk, then dyed and hand printed locally in Los Angeles using GOTS Certified dyes.

Care: Machine wash warm with gentle detergent and tumble dry low.