Your Impact - Wool Jacket Dress
Your Impact with Every Wool Dress-Jacket
Wear something that carries warmth — in more ways than one.
Your handwoven wool dress-jacket is the result of time, many hands, and thoughtful choices. Here’s what your piece supports, simply by being worn:
| What You Get | Why It Matters |
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| 100% wool (plastic-free) |
No synthetic fibres. Wool is a natural, biodegradable material that lasts longer and sheds no microplastics.
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| Wool from small farmers |
The wool comes from sheep reared by small farmers, supporting small-scale livelihoods rather than industrial supply chains.
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| Machine-spun yarn, handwoven fabric |
The yarn is machine-spun for durability and consistency; the fabric is woven entirely by hand on a wooden loom.
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| OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified dyes |
Dyed using safety-certified dyes that meet strict standards for human and environmental safety.
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| ~15 people involved |
From cleaning and carding the wool to dyeing, warping, weaving, cutting, and stitching — many skilled hands contribute to one garment.
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| ~18–20 hours of work |
Each piece represents many hours of manual, skilled labour that cannot be rushed or automated.
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| Made to order |
Produced only after you place an order, helping avoid excess stock and unnecessary production.
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| Two ways to wear |
Designed to function as both a dress and a jacket, reducing the need for multiple garments.
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You’re not just wearing a dress-jacket.
You’re wearing 100% Humanity.
