We have visited most continents and many countries.
From small villages to ever expanding megacities.
We are honoured to have established strong bonds with various heritage, culture and craft rich communities.
Suri alpaca is one of two breeds of alpaca. It is known for its characteristic fleece coat, which is very long-haired and silky. The Suri alpaca breed is thought to be less than 10% of the global alpaca population, making it one of the rarest fine fibre animals in the world.
The origin of Tenugui towels dates back to the Heian period (794-1185 C.E.), evolving from luxury silk to everyday items as cotton became accessible during the Edo period (1603-1868). Today, Tenugui is used widely, and its Chusen dyeing is an unmistakable characteristic of Japanese cultural expression.
Shipping unavailable between 30th December 2025 – 5th January 2026 / Orders placed after 29th December will be shipped on 6th January.
For this winter, we have designed new and fresh accessories, including scarves, which have been up to three years in the making. The excitement of working with alpaca wool is that we get to develop designs that have never been made in alpaca wool before. We are therefore very excited to introduce our Woolly scarf and non-brushed Market check scarf, designed in collaboration with Le Tings. These two designs are finally ready after many years of research and development.
The colder weather has arrived...And so has our Alpaca winter collection of woven accessories and knitted garments. Alpaca wool's unique hollow core gives alpaca wool natural insulating ability, retaining or releasing body heat according to the temperature of the surrounding environment. This makes this soft, silky and hypoallergenic material perfect for urban living, constantly moving between heated indoors and the colder outside. Visit our renewed and improved website for our most recent alpaca products available in our shop.
We have created designs with our long-term collaborators Le Tings and Julien Colombier for this limited collection, and we are introducing our interlock sweatshirt which is a brand-new style for 2025.
We first met Xander back in 2009 at a music event in Copenhagen. Satoru was mystically drawn to Xander’s energy, which was the catalyst for the encounter. It was a "point of no return” in this friendship, once he learnt that Xander was from South Africa.
As part of our journey in Ghana, we wanted to deepen our understanding of traditional and contemporary Ghanaian crafts. Kwamena Boison, co-founder of The Revival Project introduced us to brass and glass makers in Accra and Kpong.
We recently returned from our African adventure. Our journey started inAccra, Ghana, where we met up withHarris ElliottfromLe Tingsand Yayra Agbofah ofThe Revival Project. Our purpose inAccrawas to experience the reality of the textile waste caused by our overconsumption in the global north.
“You must never judge people by the colour of their skin. Racism is never acceptable, under any circumstances.” These were the words of our late father, repeated to us time and again while he was alive. There was a powerful reason why he insisted on this message with such conviction.
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