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    Egyptian Giza Cotton

    The world's most widely used natural fibre, prized for breathability, softness, and versatility across every end-use category.

    Natural · Seed Fibre

    The world's most widely used natural fibre, prized for breathability, softness, and versatility across every end-use category.

    BreathableHypoallergenicBiodegradable
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    Belgian Flax Linen

    Among the oldest textiles, linen is 30% stronger than cotton and becomes softer with each wash — a sustainable icon.

    Natural · Bast Fibre

    Among the oldest textiles, linen is 30% stronger than cotton and becomes softer with each wash — a sustainable icon.

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    Merino 17.5 Micron

    Thermoregulating, odour-resistant, and naturally elastic. The benchmark of luxury knitwear globally.

    Natural · Protein Fibre

    Thermoregulating, odour-resistant, and naturally elastic. The benchmark of luxury knitwear globally.

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    Selvedge Denim

    A 3×1 twill weave with a characteristic diagonal rib and unique indigo fading that makes every piece one-of-a-kind.

    Woven · Twill Weave

    A 3×1 twill weave with a characteristic diagonal rib and unique indigo fading that makes every piece one-of-a-kind.

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    Charmeuse Silk

    The only natural continuous filament. A single cocoon yields up to 1,500 m of fibre with unmatched natural lustre.

    Natural · Protein Fibre

    The only natural continuous filament. A single cocoon yields up to 1,500 m of fibre with unmatched natural lustre.

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    Cut-Pile Velvet

    Luxuriously soft with a distinctive sheen and rich colour depth. A symbol of opulence across cultures and centuries.

    Woven · Cut Pile

    Luxuriously soft with a distinctive sheen and rich colour depth. A symbol of opulence across cultures and centuries.