BARRENJOEY HEADLAND – Handwoven Raw Silk Jacket

A Tribute to Sydney’s Northernmost Shores.

Standing tall at the northernmost point of Sydney’s Northern Beaches, Barrenjoey Headland marks the gateway between the wild Tasman Sea and the calm, reflective waters of Pittwater and the Hawkesbury River. A beacon for sailors and sightseers alike, its iconic sandstone cliffs and historic lighthouse are woven into the fabric of coastal history.

The Barrenjoey Headland Handwoven Raw Silk Jacket captures the ever-changing hues of sea and sky, with a signature Bouclé weave that shimmers in alternating navy and sky-blue flecks—mimicking the way light dances on the waters as they pass beneath Barrenjoey’s watchful cliffs.

This is more than a jacket—it’s a piece of the Australian coastline, woven in silk.

HOW TO WEAR IT

Dress It Up – Pair with sand-coloured linen trousers and a crisp white shirt for seaside sophistication.
Dress It Down – Let the textures and colours do the talking—throw it over navy chinos and a soft linen tee for an effortlessly refined coastal look.

LIMITED HANDWOVEN EDITION

Meticulously handwoven over 200-300 days, with just 8-10 jackets per weave, this piece is as rare as the headland that inspired it.

Handwoven raw silk – luxurious, breathable, and textured to perfection.
Navy & sky-blue Bouclé flecks – an elegant nod to the shifting waters of Pittwater & the Tasman Sea.
Timeless coastal elegance – a refined staple for any wardrobe, any season.

INSPIRED BY THE HEADLAND. WOVEN FOR THE INDIVIDUAL.

100% Handwoven Raw Silk

Lining: Black Bemberg

Buttons: Spanish Buffalo Horn

Weave Time: 263 days

Weave Yield: 31.4 yards

'Barrenjoey Boucle'

Fabric #: 1778B