Natural Fibres
Natural fibre clothing for women
The Natural Fibres edit brings together the pieces in the range made from natural materials, from warm-weather shirting and relaxed trousers through to knits you can wear through the cooler months. It suits women who want a wardrobe that feels good against the skin and reads as considered rather than loud. Think of it as a shortcut to the quieter, more wearable end of the collection.
How to choose within the edit
Start with the season you are dressing for. Lighter woven pieces — shirts, blouses and loose trousers — carry you through summer and travel well, while knitwear and heavier layers take over once the mornings turn cold. If you already know which shape you want, narrow down by category first and let the edit confirm the fabric for you.
What to wear it with
These pieces do their best work next to each other. A relaxed shirt from shirts and blouses over linen pants is an easy summer uniform, and the same shirt sits just as well under a blazer for the office. For evening, swap the trousers for a midi skirt and add a slim belt to mark the waist.
Accessories are where you shift the mood. Simple gold or silver earrings keep the look clean, while a structured bag firms up an otherwise soft outfit.
Fabric and fit
Natural fabrics tend to move and soften with wear, so the way a piece hangs matters more than the number on the tag. Looser cuts read relaxed and are more forgiving in heat; straighter, closer cuts look sharper and layer more neatly under jackets. If you are unsure between two shapes, consider how you want the piece to sit when you are sitting down, not just standing.
How to shop it
Check the size guide before you order, particularly if you are buying trousers or a fitted shirt. Shorter frames can start with petite, which is cut for a smaller overall proportion rather than simply shortened. If you are building around work rather than weekends, the workwear range covers the same ground with more structure, and linen narrows the edit further for warm-weather dressing.

