Every winter on the Mongolian steppe, temperatures drop to -40°C, and the cashmere goat grows a second coat, fine enough to hold in its warmth. In spring it sheds, and the down is combed out by hand, once a year, before it's sorted, spun, and woven thin.

We leave it undyed. The colors in this collection, ivory, taupe, and soft earth brown, are the colors of the fiber itself, and they shift slightly from one length to the next.

Light in the hand, warm well beyond its weight. Some things don't need to be changed to be worth wearing.