First-spring yak moult, gathered by hand. Spun and woven by nomadic communities in the Himalayan highlands using techniques that have not changed in generations — because they do not need to.
The result is a large shawl of unusual warmth and surprising softness. Yak fibre sits closer to cashmere than wool on the skin. It does not pill, does not shed, and gets better with wear.
Throw it over a coat on the coldest days. Wear it as a wrap, a shawl, a scarf. It will outlast every other piece in your wardrobe.
Most popular piece with the men. Many returned to buy more.
