Allo

Allo, the Himalayan giant nettle, has been gathered and twisted into cord and cloth in Nepal's hills for generations. Stronger than linen and softening with every wash, it carries a quiet luminosity that no synthetic can imitate.

Every colour in this collection comes from a plant or mineral: madder root for rust, walnut husk for brown, wild indigo for blue, lac for a deep rose. Nothing is bleached. The fibre's own oatmeal tone is left to show through, so the dye reads as a wash rather than a coat.

Allo is the collection's conscience — proof that the slowest, most local material can also be the most modern.