Cashmere, Wool, & Alpaca

Our cashmere sweaters and cardigans are knit from pure cashmere in small batches — no blends to cut cost. Soft, light, and made to soften further with wear.

Cashmere is finer, lighter and warmer for its weight; merino wool is sturdier and springier. Both are natural and breathable — cashmere for softness, merino for everyday resilience.

Close but not tight — a cashmere cardigan should skim rather than cling, so it layers cleanly over a tee or under a coat. Ours are cut relaxed enough to live in.

Yes. Cashmere holds warmth close in fine, light fibres, so it warms without weight. The reason it's the fabric you reach for first.

Hand-wash cool with a little wool soap, or dry-clean, and lay flat to dry — never wring or hang. Treated gently, they only soften with time.

All cashmere pills a little where it rubs; the finer the fibre, the less. A gentle comb or cashmere stone lifts the pills and the knit stays smooth.

Yes, and lighter, with none of the itch. Baby alpaca traps heat in hollow fibres, so it warms without weight.

Fold it, never hang it, and keep it clean and dry over summer. Folded and rested, a good knit holds its shape for years.