Six months of harvesting, spinning, and weaving—before a single stitch of the jacket is sewn.

The Patchwork Nettle Jacket begins in the Himalayan forests of Bhutan, where the wild nettle plant is harvested by hand, spun into fiber, and woven on traditional looms by one of the few remaining families who still carry this ancient craft. The result is a jacket so rare, and so completely one-of-a-kind that wearing it feels like carrying a piece of living history. Bold circular patchwork in natural nettle, “harvest moon” red, and forest green—its artistry is impossible to ignore. Wrap it around you for warmth, protection, and groundedness. And wherever you wear it, people will stop and ask.