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One of the things that make WvG a luxury brand, is using some really expensive fabrics. This fall is no exceptions. We picked out 4 winter flannels. In our opinion, the four choices are pretty great. The only downside is the price. Never the less the shirts are more than worth and will keep you looking your best all winter long. There are two factors. One being, the fabric is a yarn dyed twill from Japan, being made in Italy. Shipping is killing the price. You will see this in the price break down below.  The Second is fabric consumption....

The Thermal and Jersey micromodal/Supima cotton has shipped to our factory. Shrink and dye tests will begin shortly. This means it's time for pre-order. We have chosen some fantastic fall colors for you. Including a fall Ombré, mixed with a couple other dyeing techniques. The colors will be released next week.    The price breakdown for the tees and henley are the following.   Jersey tee - Fabric -     $11.50 CMT -        $6.00 Dye -          $2.00   Ombré $3.00 Shipping -  $2.00 Pattern adjustments/Shrink test/ Sample- $1.00 Total cost to make per piece - $22.50 Ombre...

Tomorrow is going to be a great day!! Going on pre-sale tomorrow will be, ALL the wool and wool blend tees and some of the beanies ( popcorn stitch only). The basket weave beanies will go up later once they are delivered to me.  My beanie maker only knitted me popcorn samples. It was my fault not asking for both. The tees will comprise of the amazing wool and wool blends, I sourced from Global Merino and Japan.  I don't believe any tee is retailing over $75.00. Once, I find a web designer that can add a price breakdown page...

The first group of swatches I ordered from Global Merino are here. I am thrilled with how they look and feel. I picked out three different fabrics. Each fabric group is unique with really kick ass qualities. The first group is a single jersey 100% merino wool. The weight is 165grams and has an 18.9 micron count. All three fabrics are marled and will easy be able to find a spot in your closet. The first color is a marled wine. The photo isn't accurate. The red seen in the picture below is a darker wine color. It's a beautiful...