Chapter 1: HOMMAGE
Art that doesn't hang on walls.
Chapter 1 : Hommage
Art that doesn't hang on walls.
Art you wear. Three masters of the past — Julie de Graag, Katsushika Hokusai, Maurice Pillard Verneuil — woven directly into the finest cashmere through jacquard construction. Not printed. Not applied. Built into the fabric itself.
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Hommage-Paul Klee Unisex Crew Neck Pullover -
Hommage-Peter Behrens Unisex Crew Neck Pullover -
Hommage-The Avatar Narasimha Unisex Crew Neck -
Hommage-William Morris Unisex Crew Neck Pullover -
Hommage-Utagawa Kuniyoshi Unisex Crew Neck Pullover -
Hommage-Minhwa tiger Unisex Crew Neck Pullover -
Hommage-Julie de Graag Unisex Crew Neck Pullover -
Hommage-Katsushika Hokusai Unisex Crew Neck Pullover
Washing Options
Option 1: Hand Wash (Best Practice)
Recommended for longest life and best softness.
- Use cold water
- Use a gentle wool or cashmere detergent
- Turn garment inside out
- Gently swirl for 2–3 minutes
- Rinse thoroughly in cold water
- Do not wring or twist
Option 2: Machine Wash (Everyday Alternative )
Acceptable if done carefully.
- Use cold water only
- Select Wool / Delicate cycle
- Place garment in a mesh laundry bag
- Use mild detergent (no bleach, no fabric softener)
- Wash alone or with similar lightweight items
Avoid standard or heavy cycles — heat and agitation damage cashmere fibers.
Option 3 :Dry Cleaning (Optional)
- Choose a reputable cleaner familiar with cashmere
- Inform them of any embroidery or delicate detailing
- Use sparingly — over-dry-cleaning can strip natural oils
Drying (Very Important)
Drying
- Never tumble dry
- Gently press out water using a towel
- Lay flat to dry on a clean surface
- Reshape while damp
- Keep away from radiators, heaters, and direct sunlight
Hanging while wet may stretch the garment.
Ironing & Steaming (Optional)
- Use cool iron or handheld steamer
- Always work inside out
- Avoid direct pressure on embroidery or prints
Steaming helps relax fibers and restore shape.
Everyday Care & Between Wears
Everyday Care & Between Wears
- Air your cashmere after wearing
- Allow garments to rest between wears
- Avoid friction from heavy bags or backpacks
Cashmere does not need washing after every wear.
Pilling (Normal & Natural)
Pilling happens naturally due to fiber movement.
- Use a cashmere comb or fabric shaver
- Gently remove pills — do not pull
Pilling reduces over time with proper care.
Storage
- Fold garments neatly
- Store in a cool, dry space
- Use cedar blocks or lavender sachets (Optional)
- Store only clean garments
Avoid hanging for long-term storage.
Travel Tips
Travel Tips
- Fold cashmere instead of hanging
- Store in breathable fabric bags
- Avoid compression for long periods
Washing Options
Option 1: Hand Wash (Best Practice)
Recommended for longest life and best softness.
- Use cold water
- Use a gentle wool or cashmere detergent
- Turn garment inside out
- Gently swirl for 2–3 minutes
- Rinse thoroughly in cold water
- Do not wring or twist
Option 2: Machine Wash (Everyday Alternative )
Acceptable if done carefully.
- Use cold water only
- Select Wool / Delicate cycle
- Place garment in a mesh laundry bag
- Use mild detergent (no bleach, no fabric softener)
- Wash alone or with similar lightweight items
Avoid standard or heavy cycles — heat and agitation damage cashmere fibers.
Option 3 :Dry Cleaning (Optional)
- Choose a reputable cleaner familiar with cashmere
- Inform them of any embroidery or delicate detailing
- Use sparingly — over-dry-cleaning can strip natural oils
Drying (Very Important)
Drying
- Never tumble dry
- Gently press out water using a towel
- Lay flat to dry on a clean surface
- Reshape while damp
- Keep away from radiators, heaters, and direct sunlight
Hanging while wet may stretch the garment.
Ironing & Steaming (Optional)
- Use cool iron or handheld steamer
- Always work inside out
- Avoid direct pressure on embroidery or prints
Steaming helps relax fibers and restore shape.
Everyday Care & Between Wears
Everyday Care & Between Wears
- Air your cashmere after wearing
- Allow garments to rest between wears
- Avoid friction from heavy bags or backpacks
Cashmere does not need washing after every wear.
Pilling (Normal & Natural)
Pilling happens naturally due to fiber movement.
- Use a cashmere comb or fabric shaver
- Gently remove pills — do not pull
Pilling reduces over time with proper care.
Storage
- Fold garments neatly
- Store in a cool, dry space
- Use cedar blocks or lavender sachets (Optional)
- Store only clean garments
Avoid hanging for long-term storage.
Travel Tips
Travel Tips
- Fold cashmere instead of hanging
- Store in breathable fabric bags
- Avoid compression for long periods
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