For thousands of years, silk has been the most treasured of fibres — traded across continents, prized by royalty, woven by hand long before it was ever worn for rest. Prized for its rare lightness and luminous sheen, it has always belonged to those who understand that true luxury is felt, not shown.

Our silk comes from Hangzhou — the cradle of Chinese silk and one of the original starting points of the Silk Road. For centuries this city has been known as the Silk Capital, its craft so fine it was once called "soft gold," its beauty praised by Marco Polo himself. It is a place where silk is not an industry but an inheritance.