For many, silk evokes luxury. This fabric, is a testament to nature’s finesse and human craftsmanship.

Smooth Surface. The surface of silk is smooth and soft, preventing friction against skin. Its fibres are naturally round and smooth, with no sharp spurs to irritate. Providing unparalleled comfort against the skin.

Fine weave. The tightly woven fibres prevent moisture absorbing from your skin and hair. Helping your skin and hair to stay hydrated.

Temperature regulation. Silk is a natural thermal insulator, keeping you warm during cold conditions and cool in the heat. It adjusts to the ambient temperature due to its breathable nature.

Hypoallergenic. Its natural properties make it resistant to dust mites and mould.

Natural Protein Fibre. Silk is derived from the cocoons of
the silk worm. Making it a protein fibre, similar to human hair.

Lightweight. Silk is lightweight, making garments feel almost like a second skin. The natural springiness of silk fibres gives it a natural wrinkle resistance, creases come out naturally over time.

Possum Merino is more than just a fibre; it's a blend of two of New Zealand’s native wonders: the soft undercoat of the brushtail possum and the wonder fibre, fine Merino wool. Offering unparalleled warmth, possum merino promotes biodiversity by managing the possum population in New Zealand. Made from ZQ certified New Zealand merino wool, New Zealand Possum Down and Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified mulberry silk.

Thermal. The combination of possum down and merino wool offers exceptional insulation, making it warmer than pure wool alone.

Lightweight. It provides warmth without bulkiness.

Moisture-wicking. Merino wool can absorb and release moisture, ensuring the wearer remains dry and comfortable.

Odour-resistant. Natural antimicrobial properties help
reduce odour.

Pill-resistant. The unique fibre structure is less likely to pill compared to other yarns.