Artisan Collaborations

PRE-ORDER FEBRUARY 2026 DELIVERY

24 x 24 inches +/-

Chainstitch Embroidered Bandanas

Celebrate handcrafted charm with this silk noil bandana featuring bold folk art tulips embroidered in one corner and delicate hearts dancing in the opposite. No matter how you tie it—as a headscarf, neckerchief, or bag accent—the intricate chainstitch details steal the show. Crafted with care, this violet-toned treasure brings artisanal flair to any look.

18 x 37 inches +/- Triangle

Cushy-Squishy Knit Scarf

This is the one you’ll want on hand when those really chilly days roll around. Our Plushy Merino is a double-thick triangle knit that’s soft, lightweight, and wonderfully warm without being fussy. Tie it around your neck, tuck it into your jacket, or pull it up under your chin when the wind starts acting up.

Made from 100% pure merino wool, each one is knit one at a time in Portland by our former studio manager and dear friend, Olivia Schroeder. She makes each one at home, with the hope that it’ll become one of those trusty cold-weather pieces you reach for year after year.

Made to order, one at a time. Please allow 2+ weeks for development.

22 x 22 inches +/-

Chainstich Embroidery in collaboration with Die Trying of Austin, Texas.

Pattern worn by Daniel Craig in the movie Glass Onion! A floral pattern inspired by California's super bloom, french sample books, and the town of Zalipie, Poland. (More on that mashup here.)  Made with soft, high quality organic cotton.

Read more about our new and improved cotton bandanas here.

22 x 22 inches +/-

Chainstich Embroidery in collaboration with Die Trying of Austin, Texas.

Pattern worn by Daniel Craig in the movie Glass Onion! A floral pattern inspired by California's super bloom, french sample books, and the town of Zalipie, Poland. (More on that mashup here.)  Made with soft, high quality organic cotton.

Read more about our new and improved cotton bandanas here.

PRE-ORDER FEBRUARY 2027 DELIVERY

Part Beach Towel, Part Picnic Blanket. 

Approximately 50" x 70"

I first dreamed up these blankets while visiting our handweave partners in Maheshwar, India, a small town on the banks of the mighty and sacred Narmada River. We made a small batch, and I tucked a dozen into my suitcase to bring back to Oregon as gifts. Before long, I noticed them popping up everywhere. Spread out at our local river spots on hot summer days, wrapped around shoulders at outdoor concerts, and picnics in the park. Part blanket, part towel, and always ready for a day outside. After plenty of requests to make more, here they are. Each color is named after a river I love, starting with the Narmada, where the story began.

PRE-ORDER FEBRUARY 2027 DELIVERY

24 x 24 inches +/-

Chainstitch Embroidered Bandanas

No matter how you tie it—as a headscarf, neckerchief, or bag accent—the intricate chainstitch details steal the show. Crafted with care, this violet-toned treasure brings artisanal flair to any look.

PRE-ORDER FEBRUARY 2027 DELIVERY

Handwoven Square Scarf

Approximately 36" by 36"

Strut the range in style with Cass Handwoven Cowboy Scarf! A classic grid with a subtle dark blue and brick red stripe on a warm sky blue ground. The featherweight silk has a subtle, lustrous shine and a beautifully 'lived-in' texture that feels great against the skin.

Wear it wild rag style!  Fold into a triangle at your chest, then crisscross the tails behind your neck, bring them around to the front and tie into the knot of your choice. 

PRE-ORDER AUGUST 2026 DELIVERY

Handwoven Square Scarf

Approximately 36" by 36"

Strut the range in style with Guthrie Handwoven Cowboy Scarf! An oversized gingham with strawberry sorbet and rusty-red checks. The featherweight silk has a subtle, lustrous shine and a beautifully 'lived-in' texture that feels great against the skin.

PRE-ORDER AUGUST 2026 DELIVERY

Handwoven Square Scarf

Approximately 36" by 36"

Strut the range in style with Odel Handwoven Cowboy Scarf! A classy windowpane with honey and rosey-red stripes on a warm plum purple ground. The featherweight silk has a subtle, lustrous shine and a beautifully 'lived-in' texture that feels great against the skin.

Wear it wild rag style!  Fold into a triangle at your chest, then crisscross the tails behind your neck, bring them around to the front and tie into the knot of your choice. 

22 x 22 inches +/-

Chainstich Embroidery in collaboration with Die Trying of Austin, Texas.

Explosive peonies and dahlias burst onto the scene. No one will accuse our new Blossom bandana of being a wallflower! Made with soft, high-quality organic cotton.

Read more about our new and improved cotton bandanas here.

PRE-ORDER FEBRUARY 2027 DELIVERY

Part Beach Towel, Part Picnic Blanket. 

Approximately 50" x 70"

I first dreamed up these blankets while visiting our handweave partners in Maheshwar, India, a small town on the banks of the mighty and sacred Narmada River. We made a small batch, and I tucked a dozen into my suitcase to bring back to Oregon as gifts. Before long, I noticed them popping up everywhere. Spread out at our local river spots on hot summer days, wrapped around shoulders at outdoor concerts, and picnics in the park. Part blanket, part towel, and always ready for a day outside. After plenty of requests to make more, here they are. Each color is named after a river I love, starting with the Narmada, where the story began.

PRE-ORDER FEBRUARY 2027 DELIVERY

Part Beach Towel, Part Picnic Blanket. 

Approximately 50" x 70"

I first dreamed up these blankets while visiting our handweave partners in Maheshwar, India, a small town on the banks of the mighty and sacred Narmada River. We made a small batch, and I tucked a dozen into my suitcase to bring back to Oregon as gifts. Before long, I noticed them popping up everywhere. Spread out at our local river spots on hot summer days, wrapped around shoulders at outdoor concerts, and picnics in the park. Part blanket, part towel, and always ready for a day outside. After plenty of requests to make more, here they are. Each color is named after a river I love, starting with the Narmada, where the story began.