Built for layering, priced below the parts

Sets

Pieces that were designed to sit on top of one another.

Every set costs less than buying the same pieces separately, and the page shows you both numbers.

6 pieces · USD 168 – 588

The yarns in this line

What each one gives and takes.

Merino 2-ply
18.5 μm
The middle of everything, which is why most of the range is knitted in it. Nothing about it is extreme.
The fewest compromises
It wins no single axis
Chunky merino
18.5 μm
Four plies of the same 18.5 μm fibre. The warmest thing here that is not cashmere.
Warmest wool we knit
Heavy, and slow to dry
Lambswool
24 μm
The cheapest real wool we sell, and the one that feels warmest for the money. It is also the one you will see pill soonest.
Most warmth per dollar
You will feel it, and it will pill
Cashmere
15.5 μm
The softest and warmest fibre here by a wide margin, and the most fragile. Both facts are the same fact: the fibre is very fine.
Softest and warmest
Wears out first, hand wash only
Cashmere blend 30
17.4 μm
Thirty percent cashmere by weight, seventy percent merino. We print both numbers because a blend without numbers tells you nothing.
Cashmere hand at two thirds the price
Still delicate, still hand-wash territory
Cotton
No animal fibre at all. It will not felt, moths ignore it, and you can wash it at 40 °C. It is also the least warm thing here.
Machine washable, no felting, no moths
Barely warmer than a shirt

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