Peter Hahn
A quiet German label for a loud idea — everyday clothes in the best natural fibres, made to last.
Winterbach, 1964. Begun
in llama hair.
Margit and Peter Hahn founded the house in Winterbach, Germany, in 1964, making coats, jackets and blankets from llama hair — a warm, light natural fibre that filled a real gap. From that beginning it grew into a European multichannel house built on the finest natural materials: cashmere, Supima cotton, silk and linen.
A note on what it is: Peter Hahn is not a couture house but a quality label — classic, well-made clothing in good fibres, sold for more than sixty years. It was acquired by the Wourth Group in 2024.
What the label stands for.
- 01Natural fibres first Cashmere, Supima cotton, silk and linen — chosen for the hand, not the price tag.
- 02Born in llama hair The house began in warm, light llama-fibre coats and blankets.
- 03Classic, made to last Quiet, well-cut clothing built to be worn for years.
- 04A label, honestly Not couture — a sixty-year German name for quality naturals.
“Not every good garment carries a famous name. Some just carry good cloth.”— Anemoia Vestiaire, on Peter Hahn
Naturals, chosen well.
Peter Hahn is, at heart, a fibre-led label — so the most useful reading sits in our cashmere and silk notes, where the qualities that make a natural fibre worth having are set out in full.
We assess each Peter Hahn piece on the fibre, the cut and the honest condition — and we describe precisely what the garment and its markings show.
We make no claim of certification or exact dating beyond what the piece itself carries.
Full measurements and condition are on each product page. Where maker labelling is present, we record it as found.Why vintage Peter Hahn
is quiet value.
A Peter Hahn piece offers real cashmere, silk or fine cotton, cut classically and made to last, without a marquee mark-up. For a wardrobe built on cloth rather than logos, it is genuinely good value.
We present what we have honestly, condition described plainly.
