100% WATER-REPELLENT COTTON, PYRENEAN WOOL FILLING
The natural parka
THE NATURAL PARKA
The Hast cotton parka was conceived as a winter wardrobe cornerstone. Padded with 100 % environmentally responsible sheep’s wool from the Pyrenees, it offers remarkable insulation.
The result of meticulous work between our European workshops and Paris studio, it brings together tradition and textile innovation.
Its secret? Water-repellent Italian cotton canvas and padding made from 100% French sheep’s wool from the South-West, given a new lease of life by Traille, a project dedicated to reviving this long-overlooked wool.
Available in two colours: khaki and navy.
The result of meticulous work between our European workshops and Paris studio, it brings together tradition and textile innovation.
Its secret? Water-repellent Italian cotton canvas and padding made from 100% French sheep’s wool from the South-West, given a new lease of life by Traille, a project dedicated to reviving this long-overlooked wool.
Available in two colours: khaki and navy.
A STORY OF MATERIALS
Every winter, more than a thousand tonnes of wool were discarded in south-west France. With no market for it, it was deemed unprofitable compared with fully synthetic alternatives. Traille chose to see it as a valuable resource: a natural material that insulates, breathes and biodegrades, waiting to be put to good use. All while supporting local farms that respect animal welfare.
Together with Traille, we are seeking to rebuild connections in a textile industry that has moved production abroad, fragmenting the supply chain and losing the human relationships within it. Every step is traceable, transparent and deeply rooted in the Pyrenees – you can even contact the shepherds to buy their cheese.
The wool comes from small flocks raised outdoors for their milk and fed naturally: an age-old balance between people, animals and the mountains.
Together with Traille, we are seeking to rebuild connections in a textile industry that has moved production abroad, fragmenting the supply chain and losing the human relationships within it. Every step is traceable, transparent and deeply rooted in the Pyrenees – you can even contact the shepherds to buy their cheese.
The wool comes from small flocks raised outdoors for their milk and fed naturally: an age-old balance between people, animals and the mountains.
