Wool with nylon, silk, cotton, cashmere, alpaca

Blends

Every blend buys one property and sells another. We print both.

A blend is a trade, not an upgrade. Each product page names what the second fibre gives you and what it takes away.

5 pieces · USD 74 – 168

The yarns in this line

What each one gives and takes.

Merino-cashmere
17.8 μm
Fifteen percent cashmere is enough to change how it feels and not enough to make it delicate.
Nearly cashmere-soft, still washable on a wool cycle
Neither the softest nor the toughest
Wool-nylon
21 μm
The one to buy if you wear the same sweater four days a week. Nylon buys you abrasion resistance and costs you softness.
Outlasts everything else here
Firmer hand, less soft on skin
Wool-silk
19.5 μm
A quiet sheen and a smooth drape, bought at the price of snagging.
The only shine in the range
Snags on watches, rings, zips
Wool-cotton
21 μm
A four-season weight. Half the warmth of pure wool and half the fuss.
Wearable in April and October
Not warm enough for February
Alpaca blend
25 μm
Hairier and heavier than wool, and warmer than its weight suggests. It sheds. Dark trousers will show it.
Warm out of proportion to its weight
Sheds, mats, and you will feel the guard hairs

All prices in US dollars (USD). One-time purchase, nothing renews. See all 40 pieces.