
Wool Cotton Fjord Shirt | indigo & iron grey check
A refined shirt with a relaxed A-line silhouette, designed for ease of movement and a soft, fluid drape. The asymmetric hem and side slits create subtle variation in shape, giving the piece a quiet sense of flow and balance.
Short nehru collar
Center front closes with hand beaten brass buttons
Elbow length dolman sleeves with small cuff slit and underarm gusset
Box pleat in center back
Crafted from a light weight, handloom wool and cotton blend with a soft handfeel and excellent drape
All orders come lovingly packed in upcycled silk bags
SM
Length centre front 29.5”
Chest 48” round
Sleeve opening 12” round
ML
Length centre front 30.5”
Chest 50” round
Sleeve opening 13” round
+/- a tolerance inherent to hand made clothing
Fabric: 50% merino wool/50% cotton
Handfeel: Soft & light weight
Care: Gentle hand wash separately in cold water. Do not soak. Gentle steam iron. Drip dry flat in the shade.
Origin: West Bengal, India
Textile Story
This cotton is woven entirely by hand on traditional looms, preserving a textile tradition that has remained largely unchanged for generations. After harvesting, the cotton is ginned and carded to remove seeds and impurities before being spun into yarn. The finished yarn is then carefully prepared for the loom, where each length of cloth is woven by hand - a meticulous process requiring skill, patience and precision.
The resulting fabric possesses a softness, breathability and character that reflects its handcrafted origins. The slower rhythm of hand weaving creates a cloth with subtle texture, gentle movement and an organic quality that cannot be replicated by industrial production. Light yet durable, it is designed to become more supple with wear while remaining comfortable across the seasons.
Minor variations in weave, texture and tone are not imperfections but the hallmark of a fabric made by human hands. They speak to the individuality of each length of cloth and are an inherent part of its beauty.
































