The Elder Statesman Stripe Super Soft Cashmere Robe
$3,145
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The Elder Statesman Twisted Cashmere Robe
$3,145
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Inside a bustling arts and crafts facility in downtown LA is where you’ll find The Elder Statesman’s artisans, who knit and weave cashmere into kaleidoscopic collections. To make the Twisted robe, they knit at random using two colours of yarn to mimic a space dye. The final result has an electrical static effect that feeds into the inspiration of the collection: working in the digital age.
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Other colours
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Inside a bustling arts and crafts facility in downtown LA is where you’ll find The Elder Statesman’s artisans, who knit and weave cashmere into kaleidoscopic collections. To make the Twisted robe, they knit at random using two colours of yarn to mimic a space dye. The final result has an electrical static effect that feeds into the inspiration of the collection: working in the digital age.
Product ID: 2201046028-p
View more from: The Elder Statesman / Robes
Only at ABASK
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Meet the Maker:
The Elder Statesman
LA-based The Elder Statesman has been serving up soulful, larger-than-life cashmere since its launch in 2007. The story traces back to a simple blanket the founder – Greg Chait – received as a gift, which ignited his desire to create pieces of praise-worthy quality with a side of Californian cool. Every artisanal piece, be it a pillow or robe, is made from carefully sourced cashmere, then hand-loomed, dyed and sundried in downtown LA.