Thread Journeys Cashmere & Silk Wrap Cardigan
A one-of-a-kind wrap cardigan, thoughtfully upcycled and naturally eco printed by hand in New Zealand.
Crafted from a luxurious cashmere and silk blend, this beautifully soft cardigan features an elegant crossover front that wraps and ties at the waist for a flattering, feminine fit. The warm light brown and beige tones provide the perfect canvas for delicate, feathery eucalyptus leaf prints, each one created using real leaves and traditional botanical printing techniques.
Wonderfully lightweight yet warm, the cashmere and silk blend feels incredibly soft against the skin, making this a timeless layering piece to treasure through the seasons.
Size: S/M
Best fit: Sizes 8–12
Note: A couple of small holes due to second hand nature of this garment. Not noticeable when worn.
As a thoughtfully upcycled garment, this cardigan has been given a new life through natural plant dyeing and eco printing. It does have a couple of small holes from its previous life, which have been reflected in the price. These minor imperfections are part of its story and do not detract from its beauty or wearability.
Each Thread Journeys garment is individually hand dyed using sustainably gathered plants and traditional botanical dyeing techniques. No synthetic dyes are used, allowing the natural colours and leaf prints to tell their own story.
To wear this piece is to wear the wild. Every garment reflects the changing seasons, the unique plants gathered by hand, and the slow, thoughtful process that transforms natural fibres into wearable art. No two pieces are ever the same.
Made from natural fibres, thoughtfully handcrafted, and designed to be treasured for years to come.
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Using only natural fibres and botanicals, the colors and prints will gently soften over time with washing, light and wear. Wash gently and dry in the shade.
Designed to age gracefully, this garment will continue to evolve, developing its own character and story with every season.
Crafted entirely from natural fibres, it can eventually return to the earth at the end of its life, nourishing the soil rather than contributing to landfill.