Built like they used to,
made for right now.
Trousers for women
who dress on purpose.
100% Fine Merino Wool
I started noticing it everywhere:
stores I used to love weren't the same.
I build Shiloh from Montana, where caring how things are made — your clothes, the country you spend your weekends in — is just second nature. That's the lens for everything: intention over trend, quality you can feel, the pieces you actually reach for.
I've been thrifting for years, so I knew clothes used to be made differently — better fabrics, real construction, supreme attention to detail. I realized I wasn't shopping consignment for fun. I was doing it because buying something new felt like an inevitable disappointment. A gorgeous coat from a brand I used to trust, now 100% polyester. So disappointing.
I knew there had to be a better option, so I made one.
Shiloh started with the piece I dreamed of and couldn't find: a merino wool trouser, properly constructed, at a price that makes sense. The wool comes from Peru. The trousers are sewn in Colombia, by a small team I found in person — not through a directory. That supply chain is the whole reason I can make something this good at a price that isn't absurd.
I'm honored for you to be one of the first women to wear them. I hope you wear them for years, and share them with the women in your world who, like us, read the tag first.
— Chloe
Natural fiber, proper construction, a price that makes sense.
New colors, new pieces, and the occasional letter from Montana.