Handcrafted apparel made with organic fibers and natural dyes in Nashville, TN
ASK Apparel
Naturally dyed organic apparel. Ask the right questions, wear the right answers.
Immersion dye
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Indigo
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Madder
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black walnut
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cochineal
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cutch
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earth oxides
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indigo
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logwood
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madder
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myrobalan
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osage
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osage orange
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silk scarf
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sumac
Charcoal Gray Chiffon Scarf
This charcoal chiffon scarf may be the dark gray color of burned wood, but we obtained its color with a mix of Hopi Dye Sunflower, Iron and, if we are feeling it, Logwood.
$ 18.00
Fuschia Silk Scarf
A deep pink scarf dyed with Cochineal, a traditional red/pink dye of pre-Hispanic Mexico.
$ 18.00
Indigo Light Silk Scarf
This silk scarf is dyed light indigo or with woad, another blue dye plant. Depending on the season, it is typically a dusty or Cambridge blue color.
$ 18.00
Moss Green Chiffon Silk Scarf
This moss green chiffon scarf is a light grayish tint of spring green, created from light indigo and myrobalan.
$ 18.00
Mustard Gold Chiffon Scarf
A chiffon scarf dyed to a medium golden yellow with osage orange.
$ 18.00
Olive Brown Chiffon Scarf
This olive brown chiffon scarf is tinged with green and yellow, from its deep marigold yellow base. Black walnuts often help us achieve this desired hue.
$ 18.00
Rose Pink Chiffon Scarf
A light pink scarf dyed with Cochineal, a traditional red/pink dye of pre-Hispanic Mexico
$ 18.00
Scarf Trio
Pick three naturally dyed colors to make a scarf trio, either for yourself or your favorite friends and family at a special price! Please specify your top three colors from existing immersion dyed inventory and two alternate colors. If you want to make sure a certain color or style is...
$ 45.00
Viridian Dark Spring Green Chiffon Scarf
This scarf is a dark shade of spring green – viridian takes its name from the Latin viridis, meaning “green” and is created by first dyeing a medium shade of Indigo, then overdyeing in dark Myrobalan.
$ 18.00
Viridian Dark Spring Green Scarf
This scarf is a dark shade of spring green – viridian takes its name from the Latin viridis, meaning “green” and is created by first dyeing a medium shade of Indigo, then overdyeing in dark Myrobalan.
$ 18.00
Wisteria Silk Chiffon Scarf
A light grape colored silk scarf dyed with logwood, a versatile and historic dye from a tree in the legume family. The tree’s scientific name means “bloodwood” for its red color (haima being Greek for blood and xulon for wood).
$ 18.00
Wisteria Silk Scarf
A light grape colored silk scarf dyed with logwood, a versatile and historic dye from a tree in the legume family. The tree’s scientific name means “bloodwood” for its red color (haima being Greek for blood and xulon for wood).
$ 18.00
Yellow Gold Silk Scarf
Silk scarf dyed to a yellow gold color with Osage Orange, a tree in the Mulberry family common in Middle Tennessee and throughout the Southeast.
$ 18.00