The Camel Overshirt
The Camel Overshirt is tailored to be slightly oversized in fit, ideal as a second layer for blustery days to block the cold, windy chill of the Pacific Northwest. It's finished with buttoned cuffs, a long-fit straight hem, side slits for mobility, and a yoke at the shoulders. This garment uses Corozo buttons, made from the seeds of the tagua palm tree - chosen because they are natural, durable, and scratch-resistant alternatives to plastic.
We selected camel wool for its sustainability and were intrigued to learn about its unique harvesting method - it's gathered by hand as part of the natural shedding process, literally falling off in handfuls when they are groomed. Milled into wool it is a very soft, insulating fabric that has longer fibers than sheep wool, which results in a more durable finished product that is also super fine and extremely soft.
Made in Victoria.
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United StatesAbsolutely love this overshirt, it’s incredibly soft and love the color!
CanadaPurchase Camel overshirt
Good afternoon, I bought Camel Overshirt and the black wood jacket and they are so beautiful. At the same time, I would like to thank you Ecologyst team for processing my requests and or purchases so quickly. Your client services is awesome & outstanding. Regards. Viviane Morin
CanadaLovely!
The fabric is soft and for me it fit true to size. I will be using it a lot!
CanadaCozy softness!
Stylish warmth, great for layering
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As it decomposes, wool enriches soil with sulfur, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.
Wool can absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture without feeling wet, making it naturally breathable and moisture-wicking.
A single sheep produces 4.5 kg of wool per year, enough for 10+ meters of fabric, 6 sweaters, or 1 large sofa.
As it decomposes, wool enriches soil with sulfur, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.
Wool can absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture without feeling wet, making it naturally breathable and moisture-wicking.
A single sheep produces 4.5 kg of wool per year, enough for 10+ meters of fabric, 6 sweaters, or 1 large sofa.
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