Turkish Cotton
Long-staple softness, made to last.
Turkish cotton is prized for its extra-long fibers, which means fewer joins in the yarn, less pilling, and a denser yet breathable weave. When it’s loomed slowly in small batches, it becomes highly absorbent, dries efficiently, and softens with every wash instead of breaking down. Because we work with growers and ateliers in Türkiye, we keep the journey short, the quality controlled, and the craft in the hands of the people who know this fiber best.
Why we use it:
Because what you keep and use for years is more sustainable than what you constantly replace.
Linen
Woven from the world’s oldest crop.
Linen is strong, breathable, and entirely biodegradable. It’s naturally resistant to bacteria, and carries a texture that speaks of heritage and slow craft. It’s cool in the summer, cozy in the winter — and always timeless.
Why we use it:
Because linen connects us to centuries of craft — and keeps us grounded in the present.
Peace Silk
Luxury, without harm.
Unlike traditional silk, peace silk is made without hurting silkworms. The process allows them to complete their natural life cycle. What’s left is a fabric that’s just as lustrous, but far more kind.
Why we use it:
Because beauty doesn’t need cruelty.
Heritage Turkish Fabrics
Passed down through hands, not headlines.
We work with small farmers and artisans across Türkiye who still wash their textiles in rainwater, dry them under the sun, finish them by hand, and use traditional natural dyes. These fabrics may not have certifications — but they carry something deeper: knowledge, tradition, and soul.
Why we use them:
Because real sustainability is rooted in people and place — not just paperwork.
Organic Cotton
Soft on your skin, and soft on the Earth.
Our organic cotton is grown without toxic chemicals or GMOs. It uses less water, protects the health of the soil, and feels naturally breathable and gentle. No shortcuts, no hidden synthetics — just clean, honest comfort.
Why we use it:
Because cotton should feel good — in every sense.
Regenerative Cotton
Cotton that gives back to the Earth.
Regenerative farming goes beyond “organic.” It restores depleted soil, supports biodiversity, and helps draw carbon out of the air. These growing methods are better for the land, the farmers, and the future.
Why we use it:
Because healing the planet should be part of the fabric we live in.
Hemp
One of nature’s most powerful plants.
Hemp grows fast, needs little water, and enriches the soil it grows in. It’s naturally antimicrobial, long-lasting, and softens beautifully over time. It carries strength and elegance in equal measure.
Why we use it:
Because some materials give more than they take — and get better with age.
