The Beanie
100% acrylic knit. Built for cold mornings and long trails.
Central PennsylvaniaAutumn / Winter Field NotesBuilt by
Built by
Nature.
Born on a hike through Ricketts Glen State Park. Designed for cold mornings, long trails, and the quiet part of the trip.
Falls — Field Series № 01
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The First
Field Series.
Beanies now. Shells, fleece, and cargo built on the same principles — coming through the year. Everything designed for weather, not attention.
Chapter 02
Windbreaker
Wax-treated ripstop shell. Coming soon.
Chapter 03
Cargo Shorts
Utility cut in weather-worn cotton. Coming soon.
Chapter 04
Grid Fleece
Recycled polar knit for the shoulder seasons. Coming soon.
Chapter 05
Alpine Shell
3-layer waterproof outerwear. Coming soon.
Chapter 06
Field Kit
Small carry, dry bags, patches. Coming soon.
Our Story
Why Falls
Exists.
Falls started on a hike through Ricketts Glen State Park in central Pennsylvania — 22 named waterfalls, old-growth hemlock, and the kind of quiet that makes you want to stay longer.
One waterfall in particular stopped us cold. The shape of it, the way the water moved over stone, became the seed for our first piece: a beanie built for cold mornings and long trails.
We're just getting started. Every piece we make will be designed to sit softly on the landscape — no loud logos, no bright colors. Just weather-honest fabrics and a mark cut like falling water.
Field Note 04 · Basalt & Fern
Chapter 01
Waterfalls
Chapter 02
Alpine Forests
Chapter 03
Mountain Lakes
Chapter 04
Rivers
Chapter 00 · Inspiration
The Waterfall
That Started It.
Deep in Ricketts Glen, the falls we couldn't stop thinking about — the tiered flow, the dark stone, the moss holding everything together. It became the shape of our first beanie.
Field Series № 01 · Beanie
The
Beanie.
100% acrylic ribbed knit. Cut long, folded once — sits low enough to cover the ears without pulling. One size fits all (22 × 22 cm). Five colorways drawn from moss, slate, and river water.
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From the
Trail.
Frames from the last few weeks — waterfalls we hiked to before sunrise, forests we sat in longer than we planned, and the fog that made all of it feel closer.
