HIMALAYAN HAND-KNIT WATCH CAP - NATURALLY DYED LAC RED / UNDYED DARK CHOCOLATE NOMADIC WOOLEN RIB WINTER '24 Last summer's iteration were cut
Baker’s notes & crumb story
Description
Last summer's iteration were cut from a hyper lightweight nylon that made them an incredible trail running short
most of my favorite clothes were in there
It's not lost on me that Ian would surely say that if I'm focused on his shirt
Shelter cords
the Shelter features a few quietly interesting construction details - like the cotton herringbone at the inside waistband that wraps over the top - and is cut from a dense Indian cotton twill that gets better with every wash and wear
HIMALAYAN HAND-KNIT WATCH CAP - NATURALLY DYED LAC RED / UNDYED DARK CHOCOLATE NOMADIC WOOLEN RIB WINTER '24 Last summer's iteration were cutThe unprocessed, naturally dyed sheep's wool used to create these completely handmade beanies hails from the nomadic community of the Changtang plateau in Ladakh a remote province high in the Indian Himalayas. From farming to knitting, each watch cap takes over 7 months to create. Light, warm and naturally water repellent, we wore tested these all last winter before deciding that we had to add them to our cold weather assortment. One size fits most.