FABRIC
100% pashmina, from the same handlooms as the Chhaon Wrap. Light in the hand, warm out of proportion to its weight, and built to drape. The pattern is woven in rather than applied.
Coastal restraint. Lahore memory. Proof in the details. Resort was never only the Riviera — this puts our coast back in the frame.
A handwoven pashmina wrap with Mughal figurine motifs.
$595.00
Everything ships from Los Angeles. US standard is $5, free over $200, arriving in 5–8 business days. UPS Next Day Air is available at checkout. Worldwide with DHL, free over $200, usually 5–15 business days.
Duties and import taxes are included at checkout. Nothing is owed on delivery.
Orders leave us within 2–3 business days, 4–6 during a drop.
21 days from delivery to return or exchange. Nothing is final sale. Pieces need to come back unworn, with tags attached.
US size exchanges are free — email us and we'll send a prepaid label. Refunds run through the returns portal, with a flat $15 deducted to cover return shipping.
Outside the US you arrange and pay return shipping, with no fee deducted from your refund.
— Osama
100% pashmina, from the same handlooms as the Chhaon Wrap. Light in the hand, warm out of proportion to its weight, and built to drape. The pattern is woven in rather than applied.
Dry clean only. Store folded and out of direct light. Press with very light steam if needed. Pashmina is a protein fibre — store it somewhere moths can't reach.
One size, 45 × 100 inches (114 × 254 cm). Identical in dimension to the Chhaon Wrap — the pair differ in pattern and register, not in cloth or cut.






Designed in Los Angeles. Developed, cut, sewn and finished in Lahore. Development and pattern-making by Muhammad Amin “Faisal”. Stitching under production head Master Irfan. Hand beadwork by Haider Abbas Bajwa. Block printing by Nassir Hussain. The Chhaon and Dhoop Wraps are woven on handlooms by a small group of Kashmiri artisans in northern Pakistan. They are the only pieces in this drop not made in Lahore. Finished and inspected in Lahore by Muhammad Amin “Faisal”.
A share of every piece sold goes to Cities for Children, a Pakistan-based organisation working on education and child protection. Our commitment is $5 per piece sold, plus a founding contribution of $2,000.