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Merino Wool Knit Spencer in Green/Brown Stripe
$179.00
Crafted from 100% Australian Merino wool, this striped spencer is a timeless essential designed for effortless everyday wear. Beautifully soft and naturally breathable, the premium merino wool feels gentle against the skin while offering warmth without bulk.
Featuring a classic round neckline and an easy, flattering fit, this piece works perfectly on its own or layered under your favourite jacket or coat.
Wallace Sewell Lavanda Scarf Maze
$139.00
A main bulk in charcoal combined with a zesty medley of lime, orange and lemon, accompanied by bright white and a softer green-grey stripe.
A fun, asymmetric design featuring one side of condensed stripe, which dissipates throughout the middle before gathering again at the other end of the scarf.
100% merino lambswool, from Australia and South Africa. Dyed and spun in Yorkshire, UK.
Fabric woven in Lancashire, UK.
21cm x 175cm
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Transit
With meticulous research of fabrics and yarn, they select only the finest raw materials that capture the unique essence of each season. Their signature clean-cut lines and unfailingly astonishing blends of materials are cliché-free, but their character is plain to see in every single detail.
ÉPICE
Founded in 1999 by Danish designers Bess Nielsen and Jan Machenhauer, Épice is the pioneering brand of high end stoles, scarves and bags for men and women. Masters of pattern & print - their meticulous selection of high-quality textiles makes each piece an artwork.
Astier de villatte
The founders of Astier de Villatte met at the Beaux-Arts school in Paris launching their iconic collection with an eclectic mix of objets d'art in 1996. The renowned Parisian design house is celebrated for its exquisite pre-industrial craftsmanship, producing handmade black terracotta ceramics, artisanal home fragrances, and unique stationery in its historic Paris workshop.
It all began on a night out in the winding streets of the Marais in the 1980s. Among the bright lights and tables of a bar, two Danish designers were picturing their future. There was an illuminated sign above the till and they noticed that the last letter was written by hand. The sign said “Transit”.
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