Ring Neck Sweatshirt

A 1940s silhouette inspired sweatshirt, this slightly shorter, wider style now features a wider neck trim, sitting lower than a mock-neck but slightly higher than the first edition.

Each sweatshirt is finished with a hand-chronicle label, tracing the wool and cotton's respective journeys from soil to loom.

High Desert Cloud Fleece

Custom-developed from soil-to-loom using luxurious, smooth Rambouillet wool (fluffy inner) and organic cotton (face), this brushed-backed fleece is uniquely light, buoyant, and cloud-like. Insulating but not overly warm or bulky, it's perfect for layering under a jacket and over a tee.

The wool is sourced from Rambouillet sheep, raised using climate-beneficial practices located at the edge of the Great Basin high desert, straddling the California-Nevada border. The smooth, slightly puckered exterior is made from Organic Upland Cotton grown by T.O.C.M.C., a cooperative of organic farmers in South Plains, Texas.

After the raw cotton and wool are ginned, carded, washed, and combed, they are spun into yarns by small mills in North Carolina and Maine. The yarns are then knitted into fabric Quebec.

One of several soil-to-loom bespoke fabrics in the range.

Please Care for This Item Like a Wool Sweater:
Hand Wash Cool:

Soak in a large container, sink, or tub using cool water. This is the easiest method for washing. After rinsing, gently squeeze water out (do not wring) or press between towels.

Use Wool-Friendly Detergent:
If you prefer to use detergent, make sure it’s a wool-friendly option. If you're unsure, it's fine to wash it with no detergent.

Wash Alone:
To avoid abrasion and potential damage, wash this item by itself. Do not add other garments.

Lay Flat to Dry:
Avoid hanging the item to dry as this may stretch it out. Lay it flat on a clean surface to retain its shape.

No Dryer:
Do not put this item in the dryer. Air drying is best to maintain its integrity.

Tip: If you're having difficulty removing excess water, you can use the "drain & spin" cycle on a TOP LOADING washing machine. However, make sure no other garments are in the load to prevent pilling. Front Loading machines can distress the garment.