As we continue to look for new, low impact ways to dye clothing, we’ve turned to the colouring tools of early man – minerals, rocks, and soils.
The Mineral Range

Mineral Sweatshirt. Sodalite edition
Dyed in a giant bath of crystallised magma.
CHF 345

Mineral Sweatshirt. Sodalite edition
Dyed in a giant bath of crystallised magma.
CHF 345

Mineral T Shirt. Sodalite edition
Coloured with sodalite from lava and crystallised magma.
CHF 125

Mineral T Shirt. Sodalite edition
Coloured with sodalite from lava and crystallised magma.
CHF 125

Mineral T Shirt. Limonite edition
Dyed in a giant bath of limonite formed 2.5 billion years ago.
CHF 125

Mineral T Shirt. Limonite edition
Dyed in a giant bath of limonite formed 2.5 billion years ago.
CHF 125

Mineral T Shirt. Celadonite edition
Built with two plants, one prehistoric mineral, and nothing else.
CHF 125

Mineral T Shirt. Celadonite edition
Built with two plants, one prehistoric mineral, and nothing else.
CHF 125

Mineral Sweatshirt. Ochre edition
Garment dyed with ochre, the world’s oldest pigment.
CHF 345

Mineral Sweatshirt. Ochre edition
Garment dyed with ochre, the world’s oldest pigment.
CHF 345

Mineral T Shirt. Volcanic Soil edition
Built from hemp and cotton. And dyed by volcanoes.
CHF 125

Mineral T Shirt. Volcanic Soil edition
Built from hemp and cotton. And dyed by volcanoes.
CHF 125

Mineral T Shirt. Hematite edition
Made with the same 3 billion-year-old mineral that cavemen used to paint their caves.
CHF 125

Mineral T Shirt. Hematite edition
Made with the same 3 billion-year-old mineral that cavemen used to paint their caves.
CHF 125