Men's Nomad Cashmere Robe

Men's Nomad Cashmere RobeIt was while working on a collection of rugs that Los Angeles based Denis Colomb was exposed to the artistry of Nepalese craft, which led to the founding of his eponymous collections. Working with small, family owned workshops across Kathmandu, he creates forever pieces that are made entirely by hand, utilising techniques such as looming, weaving, spinning and dyeing. The Nomad robe is handwoven in four ply cashmere.

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