Kick off 2010 with warm, cozy style in Indigenous Designs’ flower power knits & accessories

Jute and Jackfruit is very happy to introduce our latest wave of Indigenous Designs’ knits for winter 2010. Yet again, Indigenous brings contemporary and feminine style to their colorful knits made from organic cotton and alpaca– paralleling the latest runway trends. Find stylish flower-inspired details and subtle ethnic patterns in these much needed wardrobe-refreshing accessories.

A key theme in the new collection: flower power. Hand knit flower pins, scarves and hats that add the perfect handmade feminine style note to your wintry outfits. Easy to tack on, the accessories (scarves, hats, pins) bring an easy freshness to winter drabness without breaking the bank– at incredible prices. All handmade from eco-friendly fabrics, these pieces are positively the best kind of purchase (or gift for someone else) that you can make in the New Year.

flower scarf

For example, the above featured hand-knit flower scarf is made with certified organic cotton and silk is one-of-a-kind piece for this winter. Drape this colorful scarf over any winter coat, sweater or top and add the perfect style statement to increasingly predictable winter wardrobes. Features beautiful hand crochet flower details and multicolor tones. Hand made in Peru by women’s weaving cooperatives that Indigenous Designs have supported for more than 15 years. This scarf goes nicely with any outfit and is remarkably priced at $54 (includes shipping). Also makes a wonderful Birthday or other gift for the season.

flower hat teal

Also in the flower collection is the very popular alpaca flower hat. We thought we had sold out of this one in fact, but just found a few more (so get them while they last!). Made from 100% Alpaca, the hats provide warmth and a great fit while adding a unique feminine touch.  The hat comes in three colors (teal, charcoal, and burgundy-brown) and is unbelievably priced at $38 (which includes shipping). All handmade from Alpaca (warmer and softer than wool). Take advantage of this winter offer while it lasts!

mix knit coat

Finally, our coveted piece of the season: the handknit 100% free range alpaca sweater coat. This Mix Knit Coat is truly a one-of-a-kind piece….a wardrobe keeper and statement maker. If you live anywhere that gets colder in the winter months, you will find uses for this sweater.

Made from 100% alpaca (which is warmer and softer than wool, and just as long-lasting), the Mix Knit sweater coat has a catchy multicolor pattern (smartly aligned with this year’s ethnic runway trends), making it bold without pretension or irritation. This sweater articulates modern style with a classic fit and look. Perfect for so many occasions– from work (depending on your office), a post-ski lounge to afternoon coffee and a winter cabin jaunt.

So often it seems we fall into the winter wardrobe trap of prioritizing warmth and comfort over style and color, but this sweater makes transcending that habit remarkably easy. Find details such as flair sleeves and flare base along with a stylized hoodie and the one-of-a-kind knit pattern all around with a full length front zip. Comfortable and easy to wear, the sweater works nicely as an outdoor coat on warmer days to multi-use indoor sweater. Goes perfectly with the Mix Knit Scarf. Hand-knit by women’s weaving cooperatives in Peru (Fair Trade), the sweater coat is priced at $268 (includes shipping).

flower pins

For a fun final touch, try the above featured flower pins: hand knit alpaca flowers, which can be worn on just about anything this winter (and in warmer climates too).  I wear them on my winter coat, on sweaters, on the Orbit top by Prairie Underground — you name it. They add a personal touch to any outfit and are great conversation starters. Have fun with them– priced at $19 each (which includes shipping), you can’t go wrong with these (also as a great gift). These will last for seasons to come.

Indigenous Designs is one of the only fair trade women’s apparel companies in the United States, and uses all natural and/or organic fabrics in their clothing. They are pioneers in the industry and are one of the best companies to support in eco-friendly, socially conscious style-driven fashion.

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NeedylFebruary 26th, 2010 at 6:28 pm

I love the colors of the flowers. Very nice.

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