Cashmere

Cashmere is one of the most exclusive wools in the world, originating from the Himalayan region in northern India.

High-altitude Cashmere goats are not sheared; their excess hair is shed naturally in spring and collected by hand. The coarse hair is then meticulously separated from the finest fibers in a precise and time-consuming process.

Merino Wool

Australian Merino sheep inhabit the rugged landscapes of New Zealand. They are among the oldest sheep breeds in the world.

The harsh weather conditions and variable climate in which they live have shaped the structure and properties of their wool. Merino wool is characterized by fine, delicate fibers and remarkable density. It provides excellent protection against low temperatures, wind, snow, and rain while remaining breathable during summer, helping regulate body temperature and prevent overheating.

Garments made from Merino wool are lightweight, elastic, soft, pleasant to the touch, and exceptionally durable.

Baby Alpaca

Alpacas are native to the mountainous regions of South America, primarily the Andes.

Their wool is celebrated for its warmth, lightness, silky texture, and hypoallergenic properties. It is breathable, thermoregulatory, and of exceptionally high quality.

The sweaters are produced for the brand at the foot of the Andes in Peru.

Care Instructions

Wools such as Merino, Cashmere, and Alpaca should not be washed too frequently.

• Hand-wash garments and accessories made from these noble yarns.
• Lay them flat to dry in a warm, even spot (never on a radiator).
• Instead of washing, it is recommended to air high-quality wool garments and accessories outdoors.

Dealing with Pilling

Pilling refers to the small balls of fiber that appear primarily in areas subject to friction, such as under the arms, along the sides, or inside sleeves, or from bag straps. This is a completely natural process, closely tied to the fine quality and specific knit of the fabric.

These pills should occasionally be removed using a fabric shaver or a special comb to maintain the garment’s appearance.