13 April 2026

Cashmere.

Our manufacturing partners in India reached out to us a year ago about a project they had been developing in northern India, in a city nearing the border of Nepal that specializes in world class silk. What they had discovered was a knitter who was producing incredible cashmere that was made of yarns from Mongolian goats; these yarns are typically used for pashmina scarves, but we began experimenting with using them to produce patterns that show up often in our collection: herringbones and plaids. What’s really special about these yarns is that they are not dyed; all the colors are naturally derived from the goats they’re harvested from and painstakingly separated out to create the colors and patterns you see here.

We employed a dark greyish-umber yarn to create a herringbone pattern that shows up on our shop jacket pattern. The silhouette and detailing will feel familiar, but we guarantee that you have never felt a shop jacket quite like this one before. The fabric is airy, light and incredibly soft to the touch. It functions more like a knit than anything else with its lofty hand.