Fabric Guide
House staple choices like organic cotton, sustainable hemp, and vintage military surplus are combined with new seasonal fabrics including a water repellent Italian ripstop poly, sashiko indigo jacquard, technically engineered water resistant hybrid like 3L linen cotton.
Core fabrics such as Japanese flight nylon and organic cotton poplin are seen in signature tones of olive and black as well as a new variation of house pattern DPM: DISTORTED BONSAI FOREST.
WR Italian Camo Ripstop Poly
143gsm · 34% Recycled Polyester 66% Cotton
(OEKO-TEX® 100 standard certified)
Hardwearing Italian ripstop, treated with a water-resistant coating for enhanced utility and featuring a DPM Bonsai camouflage version.
3L WR Linen Cotton
265gsm · 55% Linen 45% Cotton
A natural fibre woven in Korea, with a recycled water resistant nylon outershell which embodies Maharishi’s ethos of respecting nature, whilst utilising technology.
Sashiko Indigo Jacquard
290gsm · 55% Cotton 40% Wool 5% Polyamid
Cotton-wool blend finished in a yarn-dyed jacquard for flexibility and a worn finish. Dyed using true indigo - an ancient natural colourant - and decorated with varying - sized running stitches.
Japanese Cupro Twill
54% Rayon 46% Cupro
Eco-cupro twill, made in Japan from recovered cotton waste. A similar handle to silk, but breathes and regulates body temperature like cotton. Sandwashed for a soft finish.
Organic Light Cotton Poplin
170gsm · 100% Cotton
Non organic cotton covers 2.5% of the world’s cultivated landbut uses nearly of the world’s pesticides (including herbicides,insecticides, and defoliants), more than any other singlemajor crop. Organic production in cotton farming is utilisedto avoid this damaging practive and to promote and enhancebiodiversity and biological cycles.
