To ensure every knit is of the highest quality and perfectly fitted to your body, we chose to manufacture our garments with 3D knitting machines. There are many benefits to using this innovative technology. First, the way technical knitted fabrics are made allows for a garment to be flexible while having excellent stability. Garments are also manufactured as one piece making it possible to offer a seamless knit for a more comfortable wear with a more refined look. The 3D knitting technology also offers environmental benefits. Circular knitting reduces waste. The process eliminates cutting and sewing, so production is quicker and more precise with minimal mistakes. Plus, bypassing the resource-heavy process of weaving means the total supply chain is shorter, consuming less water and energy.
MERINO WOOL (WO) Endlessly versatile, merino wool is a much-loved option for knitwear. The Merino is a particular breed of sheep, characterized by very fine, soft wool. The wool is known for its durability and insulating properties; all natural qualities retained from the coat of these animals to see them through the cold. Breathable yet warm, this yarn is ideal for both the height of winter and the in-between seasons. It is naturally resistant to stains, odour and grease, so needs very little maintenance. Merino wool also boasts an element of natural elasticity. This helps garments return to their shape and resist wrinkling for a soft and comfortable knit that remains impeccable throughout the day. Pros - Can be worn all year around - Breathable - Recovers well from creasing - Shapes itself to the wearer’s body - Durable - Super soft - Naturally anti-bacterial - Requires less washing
With nine basic models to choose from, you can create your own custom knitwear for nearly every style and occasion.
Crewneck: A comfortable everyday garment with a rounded neckline.
Polo: For a sharp look, that’s also a bit easier to pull on over your head.
Vneck: A slightly more formal garment as its neckline allows more visibility of the shirt and tie.
Turtle neck and mock neck: A high, closely fitted neckline that is worn folded down. Also available with a slightly lower neck.
Half-zip: Highly adaptable for unpredictable weather.’
Full zip: Super versatile and easy to take on and off.
Full & Half button A polished and comfortable garment to keep you warm in windy weather.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
It is important to take good care of your knitwear to ensure your garment lasts as long as possible. Here are some helpful tips:
- Knitwear needs to be stored flat and folded to keep its original shape and measurements. Do not put the knitwear on any hangers or it will lose the fit.
- Do not wear your garment for more than 1-2 days in a row. After wearing for a whole day, let it rest on a flat surface.
- Since wool is naturally resistant to stains, odour and grease, it does not need washing very often. Washing less will help the garment last longer and is more environmentally friendly too.
- When you do need to wash, turn your garment inside out first. Hand wash in cold or lukewarm water (max 30 °), using a lot of water to rinse. If you must use the washing machine, spin at low speed and temperature.
- Use neutral or mild detergents (preferably a special wool detergent) as enzymes in normal detergents will damage the lanolin in the wool.
- After washing, pat your clothes dry with a towel, without twisting them. Then place to dry on a flat surface in a well-ventilated place, away from heat sources (especially direct sunlight).
- Knitwear should not be stored on a hanger as this can stretch the garment out of shape. Instead, fold and store away in the closet.
- Always keep a good moth repellent in the closet, hanging and without direct contact with the clothes. In summer when you aren’t wearing your knitwear, store in the reusable bag your garment came in to keep it extra safe.
- After wear or unpacking, drape your knitwear in a steamy bathroom to help remove wrinkles. If needed, iron the dry shirt inside out with a damp cloth on top using a warm iron (with the wool program).
- In the early stages of the use of the garment, it’s normal for this quality to produce excess fiber or ‘pilling’. After 2 or 3 washes the wool will settle. Manually remove any pilling carefully with a soft brush or the appropriate comb.
