Multicolor and Tie Dye Ponchos

The loudest end of the range. The tie dye is done by hand rather than printed, so the color lands differently on every single piece.

  • Impossible to get the size wrong

    One size, and it drapes from the shoulders instead of fitting the body. Nothing to measure, and nothing awkward to ask before you buy one for someone else.

  • One piece, five different looks

    Move the seam and the same scarf reads as a soft cowl, an asymmetric drape or a clean poncho. Loop it at the neck or leave it open on the shoulders and it is a scarf and a shawl too. A printed sheet showing all five comes with every order.

  • Yours will not match anyone's

    The tie dye is done by hand rather than printed, so the color falls differently on every single piece. Two made in the same batch will not match.

The loud end

What you are getting into

The photograph is one example, not a promise

Because the dyeing is done by hand, the piece that arrives will be close to the photograph rather than identical to it. That variation is the point rather than a defect.

These are the ones that get photographed

At festivals, and by people who were not shopping for a poncho at all until they saw one going past.

Worn like everything else here

One size, over the head, seam wherever you want it. Hand wash or machine wash cold on a delicate cycle, then lay flat to dry.

If you cannot pick a color

The rainbow paisley has most of them in it, which is why it is the one people buy when they are choosing for somebody else.

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