Named after the classiest of hangouts in all of Beverly Hills, this peach-and-hunter green pairing offers all of the glitz and glamour of old Hollywood! Indeed, if you haven't eaten at this most famous restaurant found within the iconic Beverly Hills Hotel, make sure to drop in, because once you're inside, you can't spit out an olive pit without hitting a movie star!

A patina is a thin green layer that forms naturally on metals, copper, and bronze when they are exposed to the air for a long time. How could we not name this beautiful silk after it?

This bright chartreuse-and-white spin is adorably chirpy!

Matcha is the Japanese word for "Green Tea," and this solid, earthy sage could not be more perfectly named!

Named after the anise-flavored adult beverage derived from flowering botanicals, this teal green-and-black fusion will inebriate your creative sensibilities with its charms...

This mild chartreuse recalls the rich, scenic grasslands of Africa. If you've never been on safari, this gorgeous color is the next best thing!

This solid mint green is perfect for springtime projects needing that extra kick, and is even more mouth-watering in person! And the intoxicating feeling you'll experience from working with such an exquisite color? We call it "Happy Hour!"

For centuries, people have used fresh aloe to help their skin look young and beautiful. Now, "Aloe" one of our newest dupionis, is going to do the same for your sewing projects! Add some of this radiant, restorative teal-green to your stash today!

As I stood before the pale seafoam green waterfall, a sense of wistful enchantment washed over me. The cascading waters tumbled gracefully, shimmering like liquid silk in the gentle sunlight. Its ethereal hue resembled that of a delicate silk dupioni fabric, reminiscent of a bygone era. The waterfall's tranquil beauty mirrored the fabric's subtle sheen, as if they were both crafted by the hands of nature and man, intertwining their stories. Just as the fabric exuded a timeless elegance, the waterfall held a captivating allure, transporting me to a realm where dreams and reality intertwined…

Seasons Greetings! This beautiful holiday evergreen is a dark green teal-and-black fusion that possesses a brilliant blue tone unlike any color you've ever seen before! Limited quantities!

This light olive and black pairing is named for the island off the southern Sicilian shores that has become renowned as one of the highest-quality caper producers! Caper pickers start working at 5 in the morning in order to avoid the hot summer sun. Capers are laid to dry on jute sheets in a cool pace so that they do not blossom. After a few hours, they are separated from the so-called capperoni, the biggest buds looking like they are going to blossom soon. Then they are salted by putting them in alternate layers with coarse-grained sea salt either in drums (called ‘cugnetti’) also used for anchovies, or in ‘tinedde’, made by cutting a barrel in halves. During the following four to five days, capers need to be ‘cured’, that is pouring them from tinedda to tinedda so that they are not spoilt by the combined action of salt and heat produced by fermentation. After about one month, they are ready for consumption. Used in many Sicilian dishes as flavour enhancers, pantelleria capers pair excellently with a tomato sauce and fish dishes.

A foreboding, dark bluish-green shot with black that evokes imagery of a spooky, snowy forest in wintertime!

The Fir tree is associated with protection and spirituality in many Native American tribes. It’s branches are used for purifying and warding off ghosts in some Salish and other Northwest Indian rituals. In contemporary society, the Fir symbolizes determination, honesty, and the endurance that comes with hope for the future.