About

Built on a love for materials in their natural state. And a belief that comfort and softness on your body brings you confidence and ease. From wool spun in Virginia and knit in New York, to organic cotton milled in the Carolinas and sewn in Pennsylvania, and alpaca from farms we’ve visited. We work with minimal dyeing and processing, so the irregularity and texture that make a material beautiful survive into the finished garment.

Knowing who farms, who mills, who spins, who sews, and whether the people doing that work are treated well. We get there by asking questions and partnering long enough for a relationship to be built. Talking to someone tells you their motivations, their standards, the way they think about their work.

A garment comes from a place and a season and someone's hands.

Wol Hide is designed in Philadelphia by Leah D'Ambrosio, who trained in textile design.

MATERIALS

Organic Cotton Fabrics
For our knit and woven Easy Styles, we work with USDA certified Organic Cotton from the Texas Organic Cotton Co-Op. Founding members were pioneers in the development of organic cotton production in the United States and founded the cooperative in 1993. Their fiber produces soft and durable cotton fabrics that range from lightweight breezy fabrics to heavier, warm and soft fleeces. The fiber is processed and milled in the Carolinas. Natural is always unbleached and undyed, dyed colors use low impact dyes.

Regenerative Rangeland Merino Fabrics
Crafted from traceable, RWS + Nativa Regen certified Shaniko Merino wool raised on regenerative rangeland in the western United States. These fabrics honor land stewardship, transparency & a dedication to domestic production. The fiber is processed, spun, knit, & sewn entirely domestically — left untreated & non-superwash to preserve its natural softness, breath-ability, & integrity.

Field Fiber Yarn
Our own yarn, sourced & developed with intention through relationships built over time. It blends naturally colored organic cotton grown by Sally Fox with Rambouillet wool, spun in Virginia & made entirely in the United States. Sally Fox is a long- time collaborator & a pioneer of organic cotton farming in the U.S., breeds for strength, resilience, & natural color — preserving the fiber’s inherent warm beiges & browns, eliminating the need for bleaching or dyeing. The wool is grown & spun at Cestari Sheep & Wool in the Blue Ridge Mountains, left undyed to honor its natural tones. Umber emerges from black wool blended with brown cotton, resulting in a rich, grounded depth. Muslin is formed from white wool & brown cotton, producing a warm, nuanced neutral. Each shade emerges from the fibers themselves, reflecting a commitment to material integrity. It's spun in the woolen system which creates a soft, lofty and light texture to the yarn.

Regenerative Highland Alpaca Yarns
Made in collaboration with a community of alpaca farmers in the high Andes of Peru, this collection supports community-led stewardship rooted in ancestral knowledge & deep respect for fragile mountain ecosystems. Alpaca grazing sustains soil health & biodiversity at high elevations, where climate resilience depends on responsible land use. By working directly with this farming community, we ensure fair living wages while supporting regenerative practices. The resulting fiber — silky soft, insulating, & light — is shaped by altitude, climate, & careful handling. Pieces are handknit & hand-loomed by skilled artisans, or machine knit with thoughtful hand finishing that honors traditional craft.

Organic Cotton Yarns
We work with organic cotton sweater yarns from Peru and the USA. The Peruvian cotton is bulky and light, soft as a cloud to touch. This yarn always comes in seasonal colors that are hand dyed with botanical dyes. Plants that are native to the Peruvian landscape and known for their natural tones.
USA based Organic Cotton sweaters are made with Texas Organic Cotton Co-Op fiber that's spun in the USA and knit in NYC. It's certified USDA Organic. Natural is undyed and unbleached. Colors are dyed with low impact dyes at a dye house in Philadelphia. It has a dryer hand feel while still being soft - a perfect year round weight.

PRODUCTION

Sweaters
Our sweaters are made in Peru and in NYC. In NYC, we work with a small family run factory who uses industrial knitting machines.

In Peru, we work with a certified Fair Trade factory. They specialize in hand work and work directly with an artisans for handknit, hand-loomed and hand-dyed pieces. They also produce industrial machine knit sweaters with hand finished touches.

Cut & Sew
Easy pieces are made in Pennsylvania. We work with another small family run factory who offers fair jobs to their community.