Category Archives: onlineshop

2013-04-02

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JURGEN LEHL


Cool Linen
Medium-weight, cool textured linen.
Cap-sleeved A-line dress, bias cut for a flattering drape.
The hemline is cut to fall to points at the sides.
Lustrous Cotton
Close-woven, crisp cotton with a slight lustre.
Short-sleeved dress with a gentle A-line silhouette.

BABAGHURI


Double-layered scarf
The double layer of silk and cotton has different patterns on either side.
The inclusion of slightly shrunk threads in the weave gives the scarf its crunchy texture.
Cotton scarf
Fine, hand-woven cotton scarf with contrast edges.

2013-03-14

Onlineshop page update!

We have just updated our onlineshop page.
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JURGEN LEHL


Mesh bags
Mesh bag series of lustrous goat’s leather that mellows with age.
Each bag is woven individually by hand in an intricate basket weave pattern.
Mesh accessories
The latest items in the popular mesh series of lustrous goat’s leather that mellows with age. Each piece is woven individually by hand in an intricate basket weave pattern.

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Linen and silk knit
Draping linen-silk knit is surprisingly warm and ideal for between seasons.
Cotton angora jersey
Soft fabric, combining the comfort of angora with the simplicity of cotton.

Jurgen Lehl Online Shop

2012-12-14

Onlineshop page updated

We have just updated our onlineshop page!
Please come and enjoy our web site.

Wool Cotton and Silk Marled Tweed & Felted Wool Pile

Wool Cotton and Silk Marled Tweed
This combination of natural materials woven into a soft tweed is characteristic of the subtle and complex textures found in Jurgen Lehl fabrics.

Felted Wool Pile
Long wool fibres are woven into a long-piled knit, which is then heavily felted giving a thick, shaggy texture.

Open Weave Wool Scarf & Colourful Block Scarves

Open Weave Wool Scarf
Open weave wool scarves. Threads woven into the ends provide a colourful contrast.
Colourful Block Scarves
Scarf woven in blocks of a double layer of cotton and wool.
The blocks have, alternately, cotton on one side and wool on the other.
The wool has been treated to shrink and has been slightly felted,
giving the fabric its striking appearance.