The Covet Vest came about as a result of my need to create cozy apparel. I am constantly in search of comfortable, versatile garments. With this piece I imagined a wool blanket-like shawl. What could be cozier? With vibrant red 100% wool fabric I used a Shibori technique to emphasize the versatility of the garment. The zebra-like pattern that appears after being Indigo dyed creates charcoal lines that either line up or make agreeable degrees of angles depending
on the way you wear it.
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