Stitch-hem sweater
Pure cashmere
$375
The unique rib-stitch design at the hem and cuffs of this luxurious cashmere sweater is inspired by Japanese woodwork art. Fully fashioned with a longer-line silhouette, it has a soft, integrally-knitted crew-neck and feels wonderfully soft and special.
- 100% cashmere
- Hand wash or dry clean
- 100% Mongolian pure cashmere yarn of the finest quality
- Soft and luxurious in 12gauge knit
- Fully fashioned knitwear
- Unique rib-stitch design inspired by traditional Japanese woodwork art
- Longer line silhouette
- Soft integrally knitted crew-neck
- Raglan armhole with crafted stitch details
- Imported
- Style code - RL55
Fibre
Our cashmere comes from Inner Mongolia, where cashmere goats graze freely and herdsmen follow appropriate standards of animal welfare and land management. We use only Grade A cashmere fibres, measuring just 15.5 microns in diameter. Exceptionally fine with a long staple length, these premium fibres ensure our knits remain luxuriously soft and durable.
Fabric
Our cashmere is knitted at a slightly higher tension than conventional cashmere garments, creating an unmistakably luxurious feel and refined structure. This careful construction also enhances the quality and longevity of the garment. The knitwear is gently washed to open the fibres, revealing the distinctive softness and natural loft of cashmere while maintaining its shape and integrity. The fibres are top dyed before being spun into yarn, a process that creates beautiful mélange colours with depth and a soft hand feel. Each panel is knitted to the shape of the garment, reducing yarn waste. The panels and trims are then attached using a hand-linking machine, resulting in a beautifully finished, premium quality garment.
Factory
Focused on creating low volume, high-quality garments, our Dongguan, near Hong Kong, based supplier is owned and managed by Jackie, recently with the involvement of his charming son Chapman. It is always a pleasure to visit Jackie and receive a sample from him as he nearly always interprets the design so well.