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Kombucha Couture Jewelry

Kombucha Couture Jewelry


Kombucha Couture Jewelry is made by fermenting tea with yeast and bacteria then drying it into a textile that can imitate canvas, leather, or silk

Cheesehead


Show that you’re cheese royalty in a subtle yet stylish way

Eco-Wise Pendleton Lambswool Throw


Wrap up in this merino wool, sit by a fire, and suddenly winter makes sense

Fingerless Gloves


Made of cashmere and wool, these gloves keep your hands warm and your finger free

House Slippers, Wool and Leather


Toasty and uber-retro foot warmers

Wool Felted Fashion Scarf


Scarf or wearable art?

Wellies


Wellies are intentionally white in order to expose dirt before entering a very sanitary environment—such as the creameries you might visit. Boots are $15–$20 at Alibaba.

T’s Me


The assets possessed by a T-shirt are numerous, the most notable being its power to silently broadcast the wearer’s personal persuasions while nonchalantly hanging out above any old jeans. As devotees of all things cheese, we find that there are moments when this comes in very handy. For example, when explaining the fine alchemy of […]

Charming Goat Pendants


Sport your love of goats wherever you go with these charming, hand-drawn, browsing goat pendants made by Christina Cassidy in Florida. Each piece is an original drawing in India ink on polymer clay and is finished with acrylic for protection. This pendant is $25 from Christina’s Etsy shop—there are others on her site from $30–$50.

Mohair/Wool Slippers


Slippers may be indoor apparel, but this pair is worth showing off to the neighbors. Made with a mohair-wool blend, these felted slippers are wonderful to the touch, warm in the winter, cool in the heat, and naturally resistant to scary foot odors. Hand-knitted, bright blue with a variegated blue sole, and equipped with a […]

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