Undyed wool clothing

We, who usually do plant dyeing and indigo dyeing, have chosen "undyed wool." We have been experimenting with dyeing wool for a long time. However, wool often hardens during the dyeing process, and its texture is lost.
It was during this trial and error that we encountered sheep with "natural colors."

While white sheep are more common now, there were originally many colored sheep. Currently, sheep with colored fibers are a rare species, making up only about 3% of the total.

We use precious colored wool from Black Merino sheep raised in Victoria and Tasmania, Australia. Due to the limited total quantity, this product planning is only possible for a small brand like ours.

Since it's the natural color, there's no need to use energy like water or fire for dyeing, making it environmentally friendly. Above all, it's a unique and wonderful material for us, as it allows us to express its natural beauty.

We had the "fine," "soft," and "bulky" black merino wool spun into yarn at a cashmere-specialized spinning mill to create a product that is not scratchy, light, and soft to the touch.

This is a product we especially want those who say "wool is scratchy and I can't wear it" to try.