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Crepe
Cashmere
Satin
Wool Cashmere
Our merino wool and cashmere blend knits combine the softness of cashmere with the natural performance of merino wool. Smooth against the skin, the yarn is non-itching, crease-resistant, and suited to everyday wear.
Merino wool is breathable and temperature-regulating, helping maintain comfort across seasons. It naturally resists odours, reducing the need for frequent washing. As a renewable and recyclable fibre, we use only mulesing-free merino in all styles.
Our signature blends are developed in two distinct hand-feels: one more matte and softly woolly, the other with a smoother, lightly lustrous surface. Both offer lasting comfort with a refined, considered finish.
Wool Cashmere
Our merino wool and cashmere blend knits combine the softness of cashmere with the natural performance of merino wool. Smooth against the skin, the yarn is non-itching, crease-resistant, and suited to everyday wear.
Merino wool is breathable and temperature-regulating, helping maintain comfort across seasons. It naturally resists odours, reducing the need for frequent washing. As a renewable and recyclable fibre, we use only mulesing-free merino in all styles.
Our signature blends are developed in two distinct hand-feels: one more matte and softly woolly, the other with a smoother, lightly lustrous surface. Both offer lasting comfort with a refined, considered finish.
Origin
Origin of merino wool: Australia
Origin of cashmere: Inner Mongolia
Yarn manufacturing: Inner Mongolia, China
Garment manufacturing: Inner Mongolia, China
Origin
Origin of merino wool: Australia
Origin of cashmere: Inner Mongolia
Yarn manufacturing: Inner Mongolia, China
Garment manufacturing: Inner Mongolia, China
Care Guide
01. WASHING
Do not wash your wool cashmere pieces too often. Let them air between uses and wash only when necessary. If you get a stain, treat the affected area rather than washing the entire garment.
When washing is required, use a gentle detergent suitable for wool. You can either hand wash or machine wash, using cold water and a delicate wool program. Avoid spinning to protect the fibres.
02. DRYING
Always let your wool cashmere pieces dry flat after washing, preferably on a towel. Drying flat helps the garment retain its shape. Hanging may cause stretching and distortion. Never tumble dry, as it may shrink the fibres.
03. MAINTENANCE
It is natural for cashmere and wool pieces to pill, especially when the pieces are new or in heavy use. Pilling is most often seen in areas exposed to friction. You can easily remove the pilling with a special lint remover machine or a velvet brush. We don't recommend the use of any kind of wool combs. After washing and wearing your pieces a few times the pilling tends to decrease.
To keep your cashmere and merino wool pieces smooth and fresh steam them when needed. We recommend steaming after removing the pilling.
04. STORAGE
The best way to store your cashmere & merino wool pieces is by folding them flat on a shelf or in a drawer. Always avoid hanging them on hangers as it it might stretch the garment causing it loosing its shape. Also keep in mind to not store your knits too tightly as it may cause wrinkles on them.
Care Guide
01. WASHING
Do not wash your wool cashmere pieces too often. Let them air between uses and wash only when necessary. If you get a stain, treat the affected area rather than washing the entire garment.
When washing is required, use a gentle detergent suitable for wool. You can either hand wash or machine wash, using cold water and a delicate wool program. Avoid spinning to protect the fibres.
02. DRYING
Always let your wool cashmere pieces dry flat after washing, preferably on a towel. Drying flat helps the garment retain its shape. Hanging may cause stretching and distortion. Never tumble dry, as it may shrink the fibres.
03. MAINTENANCE
It is natural for cashmere and wool pieces to pill, especially when the pieces are new or in heavy use. Pilling is most often seen in areas exposed to friction. You can easily remove the pilling with a special lint remover machine or a velvet brush. We don't recommend the use of any kind of wool combs. After washing and wearing your pieces a few times the pilling tends to decrease.
To keep your cashmere and merino wool pieces smooth and fresh steam them when needed. We recommend steaming after removing the pilling.
04. STORAGE
The best way to store your cashmere & merino wool pieces is by folding them flat on a shelf or in a drawer. Always avoid hanging them on hangers as it it might stretch the garment causing it loosing its shape. Also keep in mind to not store your knits too tightly as it may cause wrinkles on them.