1. Fabric Overview

A deeply refined, yarn-dyed boiled wool in nuanced charcoal grey, offering quiet strength, warmth, and visual depth.

At 390 GSM, this is a true heavyweight wool—dense, insulating, and protective—yet calm and composed rather than bulky.

The yarn-dyed base gives the colour dimensionality and longevity, while the boiling process creates a smooth, unified surface with a softly felted character.

This fabric feels heritage-inspired, minimalist, and enduring—designed for silhouettes that rely on structure and longevity rather than trends.

2. How the Fabric Is Made

The fabric begins as a yarn-dyed woven wool cloth, with the colour introduced at the yarn stage rather than after weaving.

It then undergoes controlled boiling, also known as fulling—a process that uses heat, moisture, and agitation to partially felt the wool fibres.

This densifies the fabric, closes the weave, and produces a compact, wind-resistant structure with reduced fraying.

Because the colour is yarn-dyed, the charcoal tone remains rich, even, and stable over time.

3. Technical Specifications

Fiber Content: 100% Wool
Construction: Woven Wool with a Boiled / Fulled Finish
Dye Method: Yarn-Dyed
Colour: Charcoal Grey
Weight: 390 GSM
Weight Category: Heavyweight
Width: 56 Inches / Approximately 142 cm
Finish: Dense, Softly Felted, Garment Finish
Stretch: Minimal Mechanical Give from Felting; No Elastane
Opacity: Fully Opaque
Surface: Smooth, Compact, and Matte Woollen Surface

4. Handfeel and Drape

Softly cushioned, dense, and calm in the hand, with a matte, velvety touch.

The drape is structured and sculptural, allowing the fabric to hold lines, seams, and minimalist forms with confidence.

It resists collapse, making it particularly suitable for clean tailoring and architectural garments.

5. Ideal Uses

* Coats, jackets, and winter outer layers

* Capes, cloaks, and wraps

* Minimalist dresses and tunics

* Structured skirts and winter trousers

* Bags, totes, and refined accessories

* Cushions and durable home accents

The boiled finish reduces fraying, making the fabric suitable for raw or minimally finished edges. Testing a cut swatch before construction is recommended.

6. Wash, Care, and Disclaimers

* Professional dry cleaning is recommended

* Do not machine wash or tumble dry

* Do not bleach, soak, scrub, or wring

* Steam lightly to refresh and reshape

* Store folded or on a supportive hanger

* Always test a small swatch before cutting the complete yardage