This hand-dyed Blue Faced Leicester wool is a tactile chronicle of the British wild, with pigments foraged directly from the hedgerows and shorelines surrounding our studio. Spun into a classic double-knit weight, this collection by Jack. E. Hebden bridges the gap between rugged landscape and refined knitwear, capturing the raw, seasonal essence of the earth.
The dyeing process is a deliberate alchemy: utilizing a harvest of Bladder Wrack, stinging Nettles, Sloe Berries, and Brambles, we have channeled the wild unpredictability of nature into a sophisticated palette for our woollen scarves. The result is a profound depth of colour—where the intensity of the coastal kelp meets the soft, "mucky" washes of forest flora—embedded into the lustrous fibers of this premium British yarn. This commitment to natural flora dyeing marks a sustainable evolution for our knitwear, grounding every stitch in the authentic hues of the living world.
