A hand-loomed beret in 100% superwash merino, with a contrast rib trim.
Knit in a 1x1 rib with a contrasting trim. A little bit cool, never precious, and meant to be worn without overthinking it.
Named for our oldest, our very first muse. Everything started with her.
Colors
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Wheat with Cornflower: a warm, golden tan with a bright blue trim
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Evening Blue with Poppy: a dark, deep navy with a bright red trim
Details
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100% superwash merino wool, sourced in Peru
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Hand-loomed by an artisan on a manual, non-electric loom
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1x1 rib knit with contrast rib trim
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Knit from deadstock yarn
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Made in small batches by a women's collective in Peru
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One size
Hand-Loomed
Every piece is knit by hand on a manual loom, with no motors and no electricity, just a skilled artisan working row by row. It's a slower, lower-impact way to make knitwear, and it keeps a heritage craft in human hands rather than handing it to a factory line. It also means no two pieces are exactly alike: small variations in tension and texture are the mark of the maker.
Deadstock Yarn
Every piece is knit from deadstock: high-quality yarn left over from larger production runs that would otherwise sit unused or go to waste. Working with what already exists means no new yarn is made for our pieces, so fewer resources go into each one. It also means our colors are made in limited quantities, and once a batch is gone, it's gone.
Little Bird Beret
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A hand-loomed beret in 100% superwash merino, with a contrast rib trim.
Knit in a 1x1 rib with a contrasting trim. A little bit cool, never precious, and meant to be worn without overthinking it.
Named for our oldest, our very first muse. Everything started with her.
Colors
-
Wheat with Cornflower: a warm, golden tan with a bright blue trim
-
Evening Blue with Poppy: a dark, deep navy with a bright red trim
Details
-
100% superwash merino wool, sourced in Peru
-
Hand-loomed by an artisan on a manual, non-electric loom
-
1x1 rib knit with contrast rib trim
-
Knit from deadstock yarn
-
Made in small batches by a women's collective in Peru
-
One size
Hand-Loomed
Every piece is knit by hand on a manual loom, with no motors and no electricity, just a skilled artisan working row by row. It's a slower, lower-impact way to make knitwear, and it keeps a heritage craft in human hands rather than handing it to a factory line. It also means no two pieces are exactly alike: small variations in tension and texture are the mark of the maker.
Deadstock Yarn
Every piece is knit from deadstock: high-quality yarn left over from larger production runs that would otherwise sit unused or go to waste. Working with what already exists means no new yarn is made for our pieces, so fewer resources go into each one. It also means our colors are made in limited quantities, and once a batch is gone, it's gone.
What's in a name
Named for our oldest, our very first muse. Everything started with her.
