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🌿 The warp is made of 100% mulberry silk from non-violent & GOTS certified organic production. Weaving begins mid November. Several crackle weave patterns are available, as well as plain weave.
🌿 If you need a length that's different to the ones listed here, please choose the next shorter option and send me an email as to your wishes. The additional length will be invoiced once your wrap is ready to ship.
🌿 Weft options are: 100% baby merino from GOTS certified organic production, 30% royal alpaca & 70% organic cotton, 100% eri silk, 100% linen from GOTS certified organic production
🌿 Other weft options such as cashmere, mulberry silk, merino-silk blends, as well as add-ons such as twisted fringe are available at additional cost, which will be invoiced once your wrap is ready to ship.
🌿 Each handwoven piece will be hand-painted in soft colour gradients following the traditional Japanese dye technique, Hikizome (引き染め). Only mordants and natural dyes approved by the Global Organic Textile Standard, GOTS, are used.
🌿 All bespoke pieces will be woven on a "first come, first served" basis. It can take up to 6 weeks for your wrap to be shipped.
Once you purchased your bespoke piece, we'll discuss weft fibre options and colours. I'll email you, or you can send me a message through this shop or my Facebook page.
In September 2022, Trådverk became the first hand-dyeing and hand-weaving studio in the world that is certified organic by the Global Organic Textile Standard, GOTS.
The majority of fibre in our yarns comes from certified organic production. Wherever possible, the entire supply chain is accredited by GOTS.
We use only natural dyes, mordants, and modifiers that cause no harm to people and planet, and that are approved by GOTS.
Our products are regularly tested by GOTS to make sure they are toxin-free and colourfast.
My handwovens are made to last a lifetime. But sometimes life can be rough, and a thread gets pulled and breaks, or your dog attempts to eat the fringe. Therefore, I offer a free repairs service for my handwovens for a year after purchase.
More InformationAlthough it is possible to machine-wash using a cold delicates/silk program, it is always best to gently wash by hand in tepid water with neutral detergent or wool and silk. Gently squeeze the suds through the fabric, taking care not to rub the fabric too much, and avoid steep changes in water temperature as this may cause shrinkage. Never use optical brighteners! Rinse the garment in clean water, squeezing gently without twisting or wringing. A short light spin in the washing machine will help remove most of the water. Dry naturally away from direct heat such as radiators and sunlight. Never use a tumble dryer! Press whilst damp, or with steam at medium setting to bring out the softness and lustre of silk.
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