The Oatmeal Wool Cape on a wooden hanger against pale sandstone, the silk lining showing at the hem
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KING RANCH WOOL · ONE RUN OF 150Oatmeal Wool Cape
The one piece that goes over everything. Jeans and boots, or a black dress.
$ 595.00
FREE US SHIPPING · SHIPS FROM NOVEMBER 9, IN THE ORDER RECEIVED
- Free US shippingShips from Nov 9, in the order received
- ExchangesOr a refund if your size is gone
- Made in the USARanch, mill and needle
This cape is made from lambswool from yearling sheep, blended with wool between 19/20 microns, the range soft garments are made from. We added 30% black alpaca for two reasons: it makes the cape softer, and it gives the wool its color without dye. The result is a marbled oatmeal that comes only from the blend.
It was spun and woven in Connecticut at American Woolen, then sewn in New York.
- Cloth
- 70% lambswool & 30% black alpaca
- Made in
- USA from ranch to last stitch
- Run
- 150 made once
S · M · L · CUT TO GO OVER A SWEATER
The cape has one shape in three sizes. The size changes how far it wraps around you and where the hem lands.
| Laid flat, in inches | S | M | L |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fits US sizes | 0 to 6 | 6 to 10 | 10 to 14 |
| Back lengthnape to hem | 32″ | 32.25″ | 33″ |
| Front lengthneck to front hem, at the hip | 26″ | 26.5″ | 26.75″ |
It stays closed. Four hidden snaps run down the inside of the front. The concho is decorative, so nothing shows but silver.
It's a real wool coat's worth of warmth without the sleeves. Wool and alpaca shed water and shrug off most of what a day puts on them, and the silk lining means it slides over a sweater instead of grabbing it.
It is not Native American made. The fleece is from New Mexico, the cloth is woven in Connecticut, and the cape is sewn in New York. Our cuffs are handcrafted by enrolled members of the Navajo Nation.
- 70% white King Ranch wool, 30% American black alpaca, undyed
- Spun and woven at American Woolen, Stafford Springs, Connecticut
- Cut and sewn by Katie and JR at Factory 8, New York
- 100% silk lining
- Four hidden snaps on the inside keep the cape closed
- One decorative silver concho button, hand-hammered by T Skies, Albuquerque
- Covers the hips. Open at the sides for your hands
- Dry clean only
The run is made once. If your size is in stock, we'll exchange it. If it isn't, we'll refund your purchase.
We're offering free shipping to you via UPS Ground as it's the safest. It will take between 3-5 days depending where you live. However, because this is a heavy product, if you want to return it we ask that you pay to return it to us. We'll cover the cost of shipping the new size back to you if it's in stock.
Questions? Write to Sydney at sydney@etkie.com. We've been in business for thirteen years, and we take great pride in providing excellent customer service.
“I wanted one thing made in this country from the first fiber to the last stitch.”
AS FEATURED IN
EVERYONE WHO MADE IT
Skilled people, local materials.
Turning a fleece into cloth takes eight or nine steps. They used to happen in different buildings, sometimes in different towns. Nearly all of those buildings are gone. One is still standing in Stafford Springs, Connecticut. Our fleece comes from the King Ranch in New Mexico. It is spun and woven in Connecticut, then sewn in New York. READ THE WOOL STORY →
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WOOLKing Ranch, New Mexico -
ALPACASmall farms across the US -
YARN AND CLOTHAmerican Woolen Mills, Connecticut -
SEWINGFactory 8, New York -
CONCHO BUTTONT Skies, New Mexico
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