Merino Capes Small
Handwoven in pure Australian Merino wool, these elegant capes are light, breezy, and incredibly comfortable. They provide warmth while remaining light and easy to wear, making them an excellent choice for various occasions. Whether you are dressing up for a night out in a lovely dress or opting for a casual look with jeans, these capes will pair perfectly with both outfits.
Before the weaving process begins, I meticulously dye the warp threads. This dyeing process may involve the use of natural indigo or alternative natural dyes, such as madder. I frequently incorporate the flora found in our local environment into this process. Each dye bath yields slightly different results, ensuring that every cape produced is unique and individual in its colouring and character. It is a fully natural process, relying solely on leaves, water, and heat. Some pieces might feature highlights of coral, fuchsia, or even indigo, resulting from the intentional residual natural dye left over from a previous dye bath.
For sizing, the small capes have a width of approximately 105 cm from cuff to cuff, while the large capes measure around 115 cm across the same span. To maintain their beauty, gently hand wash in warm water; do not wring. You may also iron them with a protective cotton tea towel laid over the fabric to safeguard the delicate fibres.
Handwoven in pure Australian Merino wool, these elegant capes are light, breezy, and incredibly comfortable. They provide warmth while remaining light and easy to wear, making them an excellent choice for various occasions. Whether you are dressing up for a night out in a lovely dress or opting for a casual look with jeans, these capes will pair perfectly with both outfits.
Before the weaving process begins, I meticulously dye the warp threads. This dyeing process may involve the use of natural indigo or alternative natural dyes, such as madder. I frequently incorporate the flora found in our local environment into this process. Each dye bath yields slightly different results, ensuring that every cape produced is unique and individual in its colouring and character. It is a fully natural process, relying solely on leaves, water, and heat. Some pieces might feature highlights of coral, fuchsia, or even indigo, resulting from the intentional residual natural dye left over from a previous dye bath.
For sizing, the small capes have a width of approximately 105 cm from cuff to cuff, while the large capes measure around 115 cm across the same span. To maintain their beauty, gently hand wash in warm water; do not wring. You may also iron them with a protective cotton tea towel laid over the fabric to safeguard the delicate fibres.
Handwoven in pure Australian Merino wool, these elegant capes are light, breezy, and incredibly comfortable. They provide warmth while remaining light and easy to wear, making them an excellent choice for various occasions. Whether you are dressing up for a night out in a lovely dress or opting for a casual look with jeans, these capes will pair perfectly with both outfits.
Before the weaving process begins, I meticulously dye the warp threads. This dyeing process may involve the use of natural indigo or alternative natural dyes, such as madder. I frequently incorporate the flora found in our local environment into this process. Each dye bath yields slightly different results, ensuring that every cape produced is unique and individual in its colouring and character. It is a fully natural process, relying solely on leaves, water, and heat. Some pieces might feature highlights of coral, fuchsia, or even indigo, resulting from the intentional residual natural dye left over from a previous dye bath.
For sizing, the small capes have a width of approximately 105 cm from cuff to cuff, while the large capes measure around 115 cm across the same span. To maintain their beauty, gently hand wash in warm water; do not wring. You may also iron them with a protective cotton tea towel laid over the fabric to safeguard the delicate fibres.
