Yak Wool Blanket Scarf

Almost half a kilo of the finest yak wool woven without patterns. Free of dyes. Only available in natural yak colors (shades of brown) which work perfectly as base color. This ultra soft scarf's simplicity, elegance, and minimalism mean it will never go out of fashion.

Yak wool is a naturally long-wearing fiber making shawl Soyak a staple in your capsule wardrobe.

Details

• Composition: 100% fine yak wool
• Size: 140 x 180 cm
• Weight: 360 gm
• Origin: Handmade in Nepal with lots of love and care
• Packing: Packed in a cotton tote bag

About Kalilo

Kalilo is a clothing brand with a soul and a story. Businesses used to be about people and relationships, but no more. Kalilo is different. 

In its heyday, Nepalese handmade cashmere apparels were known in the market for their finesse and quality. Rise of fast fashion, sociopolitical situation, dwindling cottage industries, lack of artisans - all this and more are killing small industries that produce handmade apparels using traditional craftsmanship. With Kalilo I want to help revive this industry and preserve traditional craftsmanship.

The ever bulging trade deficit of Nepal is sinking the country deeper and deeper. I do not believe in hand-outs, but tangible actions. Kalilo contributes to the local economy by choosing to work with small businesses. Keeping them alive means artisans can keep their jobs and as we grow together more jobs are created, artisans thrive and even more is injected into the local economy.

Handmade products are unique, produced in small batches, time consuming which makes them more expensive than mass produced counterparts.

We ensure that artisans get fair wages, are provided with good working conditions, get paid overtime and receive fringe benefits.

We use high quality natural fibres from our products to our packaging as much as possible. All our apparels are treated with AZO free non-toxic dyes – safe for the environment and us.

We have a very small and curated set of items. which we would like to grow organically over the years - no collections or seasons, just add items time to time. Let us be conscious about what we consume and It is about time we start asking questions - Who made my clothes? Where? How? - the real cost of it!