The fabric
before the form.
Every cape begins with a material choice. We work with fabrics selected for provenance, longevity, and the way they age — not just how they look on the first day.
Before a cape becomes a silhouette,
it begins as a fabric choice.
The hand, the weight, the way a material holds shape or softens with wear — these decisions come before design details. They decide how a piece will live.
Traceable standards,
at mill level.
A recognised wool standard
Used here to indicate wool sourced from mills operating under the Woolmark standard for fibre quality and performance.
A fabric safety standard
Used here to indicate fabrics sourced from mills working to OEKO-TEX® requirements for tested textile components.
A recycled-content standard
Used where relevant to indicate mills operating with Global Recycled Standard documentation and chain-of-custody controls.
A provenance standard for linen
Used to indicate linen sourced from European Flax-certified supply chains, where provenance and cultivation standards are traceable.
Four fabrics.
Each chosen for a reason.
Woolmark®
Virgin Wool
We work with virgin wool sourced from mills operating under the Woolmark standard — selected for softness, resilience, temperature regulation and the way it improves with wear.
OEKO-TEX®
Microfiber
This fabric is sourced from mills working to OEKO-TEX® standards, selected for lightness, durability and ease of wear in more everyday silhouettes.
OEKO-TEX® + GRS
Denim
Our denim is sourced from mills aligned with OEKO-TEX® requirements and the Global Recycled Standard, chosen for structure, durability and a softer hand after washing.
OEKO-TEX® Linen-Cotton
with European Flax
This linen-cotton fabric is sourced from mills working to OEKO-TEX® standards, with linen originating from European Flax-certified sources. Chosen for breathability, softness over time, and lighter seasonal wear.
Natural where possible.
Certified where relevant.
We choose fabrics with traceable standards at the level of the mills we work with — natural fibres when they offer the best wear and ageing, and certified technical fabrics where function asks for them.
How we choose
what goes into a cape.
Longevity over trend
We choose materials based on how they last, not how briefly they attract attention.
Traceable standards
Where standards matter, we reference those held by the mills and supply chains we source from — without overclaiming ownership of them.
Natural where possible
Wool, linen and cotton remain our preference when they offer the best wear, ageing and comfort.
Made to be kept
A material earns its place when it can remain in a wardrobe for years, not just for a season.
Each material changes the garment.
Not only the colour.
The same silhouette behaves differently in wool, microfiber, denim, or linen-cotton. Weight, movement, structure, and seasonality all begin here.
You know the fabric.
Now choose your cape.
Made to order, with materials chosen for durability, provenance and long-term wear — not just first impression.