
Merino Crew 18.5
USD 78
The way in to merino
- Yarn
- Merino 2-ply
- Fibre diameter
- 18.5 μm
- Ply
- 2 ply
40 pieces on sale
Sorted by yarn, because the yarn decides how a shaped knit behaves. Every page carries the yarn count, the ply, the micron and what will still pill.
All prices in US dollars (USD). Free standard shipping over USD 149. One-time purchase, nothing renews.

USD 78
The way in to merino

USD 82
Made to wear over a shirt

USD 108
The least itchy piece on the site that is not cashmere

USD 128
The layer you take off indoors

USD 118
Cut close by structure, not by pattern

USD 132
The collar is where micron matters most

USD 156
Weight you can see

USD 186
The warmest wool piece we knit

USD 68
The cheapest real wool here

USD 84USD 72
Same yarn, open neck

USD 98
Loose, with pockets

USD 78
The layer that does not add sleeves

USD 118
Softer cables, blunter edges

USD 132
The collar is the garment

USD 148
The most volume for the money

USD 228
The reference cashmere

USD 238
Cashmere with a collar showing

USD 168
The percentage is in the name for a reason

USD 328
Fine gauge, and the buttons matter

USD 298
15.5 μm against the throat

USD 428
The heaviest piece we make

USD 198
The cheapest way into 100% cashmere

USD 62
No animal fibre at all

USD 78USD 66
Open neck, plant fibre

USD 88
The spring and autumn layer

USD 92
Structure instead of stretch

USD 108
The sharpest cable definition here

USD 96
A knit you can wear in July

USD 138
Heavy, and honestly so

USD 74
Buys abrasion resistance, sells softness

USD 128
Buys sheen and drape, sells snag resistance

USD 148
Fifteen percent is the whole argument

USD 98USD 88
Half the warmth, half the fuss

USD 168
Warmer than its weight, and it sheds

USD 138
Sweater plus vest

USD 168
Cardigan plus the knit that goes under it

USD 358
Three pieces for the cold half of the year

USD 388
Two pieces of 100% cashmere

USD 268
One piece in each of three yarns

USD 588
Four pieces, four structures