Materials

Fibre first.

Everything begins with the yarn.

Cashmere

Fine, long fibres give cashmere its softness and its resistance to pilling. The longer the fibre, the longer the garment lasts.

Naturally breathable and temperature-regulating, extra-fine merino is the year-round foundation of a considered wardrobe.

Ply is the number of strands twisted together. More ply means more warmth, structure and durability.

Gauge is the number of needles per inch. A higher gauge creates a finer, lighter knit; a lower gauge a chunkier, warmer one.

Each piece is washed and finished to relax the fibres, bringing out the hand-feel and ensuring it holds its shape.