Materials

On Fabric: A Guide to Natural Materials

By Sofia Bianchi

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7 min read

A garment is only as good as the cloth it is cut from. Understanding fabric is the first step to buying well — and to caring for what you already own.

Wool & cashmere

Nature’s finest insulators, wool and cashmere regulate warmth, resist odour, and soften beautifully with age. Treated kindly, they last for decades.

Natural fibres are alive in a way synthetics never are — they breathe, they age, they remember.

Linen and silk carry the season’s lighter moods. Linen relaxes into a lived-in ease; silk falls with a quiet weight that flatters everything it touches.

Caring for natural cloth

Wash less and wash gently. Air garments between wears, fold knitwear rather than hang it, and let good fabric do what it does best — improve with time.

The Camel Wool Coat

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Outerwear

890

Ribbed Cashmere Sweater

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Knitwear

340

Silk Slip Dress

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Dresses

420

Tailored Wool Trousers

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Trousers

290

Oversized Trench Coat

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Outerwear

760

Merino Turtleneck

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Knitwear

220

Leather Tote Bag

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Accessories

540

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