Hot-Dye Cashmere Blanket

Name: Hot-Dye Cashmere Blanket
SKU: 2204605031
Price: 4085.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$4,085

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Cashmere and tie-dye are two of The Elder Statesman’s strong suits, and this blanket spotlights both. It’s prepped, hand-dyed and dried by expert artisans in the maker’s Los Angeles workshop from pure heavy-weight cashmere. Drape or fold it over an armchair for some West Coast spirit.

Material: cashmere
Country of origin: United States
Dimensions: 217cm (l) x 160cm (w) / 84.8" (l) x 62.5" (w)
Cleaning: dry clean only
Colour: pink

Serving up soulful, colour-rich clothing and lifestyle pieces, Greg Chait’s LA-based label is praised for producing some of the best cashmere in the world. Every artisanal piece is made from carefully-sourced cashmere, then hand-loomed, dyed, and sundried in the brand’s Downtown LA factory, which adds to its unmistakable West Coast aesthetic.

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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.