We choose alpaca for its unmatched blend of performance, luxury, and sustainability. A renewable natural fiber, alpaca is exceptionally soft, breathable, durable, and hypoallergenic—making it a premium choice for long-lasting garments. Our fibers are sourced from the Peruvian highlands, where alpacas graze with minimal environmental impact, leaving root systems intact and requiring no harmful chemicals for cleaning. The alpaca industry supports over 120,000 families in Peru, preserving centuries-old traditions through every step—from shearing and sorting to hand-weaving. By working with local artisans and using 100% biodegradable alpaca fibers, we honor a heritage of craftsmanship while reducing waste and creating pieces designed to last a lifetime.

Honoring the centuries-old tradition of vegetable tanning—a natural, metal-free process that uses tannins derived from bark, berries, and other plant materials to cure leather. This artisanal method not only produces rich, earthy tones and a signature woody fragrance, but also results in leather that is more durable and develops a beautiful patina over time. Unlike chrome tanning, vegetable tanning takes several weeks, reflecting our commitment to slow fashion and enduring quality. All of our leather goods are handcrafted in Tuscany and certified by the Leather Working Group and the Consorzio Vera Pelle Italiana Conciata Al Vegetale—setting the highest standard for environmental responsibility in the leather industry.

Our organic cotton is grown from non-GMO seeds without the use of harmful pesticides or synthetic chemicals. This sustainable farming method conserves resources—using up to 88% less water and 62% less energy than conventional cotton—while promoting healthier ecosystems and long-term soil fertility. By choosing organic cotton, we not only help protect the health of agricultural workers and surrounding communities, but also support a cleaner, more responsible supply chain from seed to stitch. 

Tanguis cotton, developed over a century ago by Fermin Tanguis, is known for its exceptional durability, strength, and breathability. Unlike conventional cotton, it naturally wicks moisture without relying on synthetic fibers, offering a more comfortable, eco-friendly alternative. Grown in Peru’s coastal climate, Tanguis cotton requires less water and can be harvested up to six times per year—making it a more sustainable choice from both an environmental and performance standpoint.