The woven scarf
Weaving interlaces lengthwise and crosswise threads to make a flat cloth. Our scarf is presented with a fringed edge. Its drape comes from the relationship between the yarn, the weave and the finishing.
The knitted hat
Knitting forms a fabric from connected loops. Ribbing gives the beanie its texture, while the turned-up border defines the opening.
The material
Cashmere is the fine undercoat fibre of cashmere goats; sheep’s wool is a different fibre. Read the composition of each piece rather than treating the two terms as interchangeable.
The collection
We focus on two forms: the scarf and the hat. Construction, colour and proportion give each piece its character. Care instructions and final product details belong with the individual piece.