The Fold Over Pant - Charcoal

Pros

• Deadstock sourcing – repurposes existing fabric that would otherwise go to waste, reducing demand for new textile production.
• Natural fibre – wool is biodegradable and renewable when responsibly sourced.
• Durability – boiled wool is dense, warm, and long-lasting, reducing the need for frequent replacement.
• Thermal qualities – naturally insulating while remaining breathable, ideal for year-round wear.
• Minimal finishing required – boiled wool resists fraying, often reducing the need for chemical treatments or heavy finishing.

Cons

• Animal fibre – while natural, wool is still animal-derived and may not align with vegan values.
• Care needs – requires gentle care (spot clean, dry clean, or hand wash only) to maintain shape and avoid shrinkage.
• Energy in processing – boiling and fulling wool traditionally requires high heat and water usage, though using deadstock offsets this by avoiding new production.