A mid-weight turtleneck in 100% merino wool from a small Colorado-based knitwear label. The ribbing runs vertically in a 2x2 pattern, giving it enough structure to hold its shape through a full day. Available in four colorways: oat, slate, deep plum, and a dark forest green that came in last week.
A relaxed shirt dress in a heavyweight brushed flannel, cut long enough to wear as a dress or over slim trousers. The fabric is from a mill in North Carolina and has a softness that does not wash out after a few cycles. Buttons are horn, not plastic.
Made by a leather goods workshop in Santa Fe using vegetable-tanned cowhide. The stitching is done by hand with waxed linen thread, which means the seams will outlast the leather itself. The bag develops a patina with use. Two interior pockets, one exterior slip pocket, no zipper on the main compartment.
A generous wrap-front cardigan in a two-ply cashmere blend, sourced from a designer based in Brooklyn who knits the samples herself before sending to a small production facility. The wrap ties at the waist or can be left open. One size, fits a range.
A tailored wide-leg trouser in a wool crepe that holds a clean line without needing to be pressed after every wear. The waistband is elasticated at the back only, so it sits flat at the front. Made by a small atelier in Los Angeles. Available in charcoal and warm camel.
A relaxed blouse in a 19mm silk charmeuse with a slightly oversized cut and a single chest pocket. The fabric is woven in Japan and finished with a rolled hem. It layers well under the wrap cardigan or stands on its own. Available in ivory and a deep burgundy.
Made by a Denver-based metalsmith who works out of a studio in the RiNo district. Each cuff is hammered individually, so the surface texture varies slightly from piece to piece. Adjustable opening, fits most wrists. Comes wrapped in cotton muslin.
A classic beret in a dense lambswool from a small accessories label in Vermont. Holds its shape well and does not pill easily. One size. Available in charcoal, rust, and a warm cream.
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