Ember Wool Cashmere Cape | Oat Down
Made from 90% wool and 10% cashmere, the Ember Cape measures 44 × 45.7 in / 112 × 116 cm when laid flat. Its open shape, soft V-neckline, and asymmetric fall make it an easy layer for an office set to someone else’s comfort, a lobby colder than the street, or an evening that turns while you are still out in it. The cashmere in the blend softens the feel where the fabric meets the neck, making it comfortable enough to leave on indoors.
Cape, ruana, or wrap? What Is a Ruana? explains how the shapes differ. For a cold desk, see The Best Blanket for a Cold Office.
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Desk to Street
The chair you work in, the street at four, dinner after. One open layer that carries you through the whole day — no outfit changes, no closures, nothing to fasten.
Worn Year-Round
Rooms run cold in July too. Light enough to breathe when it's warm, easy to layer when it isn't — in rotation all year, not for one cold month.
One Gesture, More Shapes
Everything we make opens, drapes, and sits soft on the shoulder — capes, wraps, vests, blankets. Same idea, different amount of your day.










