Blending Luxury, Cashmere & Silk Range
Throughout history cashmere has been prized as a luxury fabric. This is due to its lustre, comfort, and rarity. The fibre is longer, smoother, and straighter than sheep’s wool creating a durable, lightweight fabric renowned for its softness. Silk was first woven in China over 5,000 years ago. The thread is derived from cocoons produced by silkworms and results in an exceptionally fine fabric.
Blending the two creates a luxurious yarn that has a comfortable, warm and luxurious feel, with a subtle sheen. Together they create some of the best products in the world.
Our cashmere & silk crewneck sweaters and polo shirts are knitted in Italy using Japanese technology, making them a truly international product. The garments are incredibly light, yet durable, and are available in a wide array of 24 colours made-to-order.
We have also introduced a small capsule of garments in-stock, available to purchase immediately. Produced in muted colours including a soft beige, grey as well as black, they work in a variety of ways as elevated versions of everyday items. They can be styled and worn under a blazer, paired with five pocket pants or denim, and finished with loafers or boots for a smart casual outfit.
Shop the range in-store and online, also available made-to-order in a variety of colours.



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