Materials

The material
is the message.

Knitwear is only as good as the yarn it begins with. Here is what we work with — and how to choose it.

The Fibers

Built on the fibers
that last.

We source graded natural fibers and considered blends, chosen for hand-feel, durability and how they hold a brand's standard wash after wash.

Merino

Fine, springy and breathable, with an all-season hand. The workhorse of refined knitwear — soft next to skin, resilient in wear.

Fine · all-season · resilient

Lambswool

Warm, lofty and full-handed, from the first shearing. Excellent for cosy mid-gauge and chunky knits with body.

Warm · lofty · full hand

Cashmere

The luxury benchmark — exceptional softness and lightweight warmth. Available pure or in wool/cashmere blends for value and durability.

Luxury · light · warm

Wool & Wool Blends

Pure new wool and balanced blends with nylon, cotton or viscose — engineered for performance, structure and price.

Versatile · structured

Recycled & Responsible Yarns

Recycled wool and responsibly-sourced options, with documentation where a program applies — chosen on merit, never greenwashed.

Traceable · on request

Material Proof

Cashmere, yarns
and colour in hand.

For premium programs, we can source cashmere and yarn options from high-end knitwear supply channels, with exact mill, content and certificate details confirmed per order.

Yarn colour card and material references
Colour cards
Yarn colour detail selected by hand
Yarn detail
Close up of cashmere fibre
Cashmere fibre
Raw cashmere bale in storage
Raw material
Yarn cones with material cards
Sample cones
Yarn shelf with colour options
Yarn library
A Short Guide

Reading a yarn.

Three numbers decide how a knit feels and performs. Knowing them helps you brief us precisely — and get the garment you pictured.

Count & Ply

How fine, how full

Yarn count describes thickness; ply is how many strands are twisted together. Together they set the weight and density of the fabric — a 2/26 merino knits far finer than a chunky 1-ply lambswool.

Gauge

Stitches per inch

Gauge (gg) is the number of needles per inch on the machine. Low gauge (3–5gg) gives chunky, textured knits; high gauge (12–14gg+) gives fine, smooth, fully-fashioned pieces. We knit across the full range.

Weight & Hand

How it feels & drapes

Garment weight — driven by yarn, gauge and construction — shapes drape, warmth and how premium a piece feels in hand. We sample to a target weight, not by guesswork.

The Palette

A starting palette.

A sample of the tones we knit in — fully customizable to your brand's color card and Pantone references.

IvoryUndyed cream
OatWarm natural
CamelClassic tan
ToffeeDeep camel
SageSoft green-grey
BordeauxDeep wine
InkBlue-charcoal
EspressoWarm near-black
Real Knit, Real Colour

The actual fabric,
in the actual colours.

Close-ups of knit we've produced — the real texture and colour range your label can be made in. Fully customizable to your palette.

Knit in coffee
Coffee
Knit in plum
Plum
Knit in sage
Sage
Knit in blue
Blue
Knit in butter
Butter
Knit in red
Red
Knit in sky blue
Sky
Knit in green
Green
Knit in slate
Slate
Knit in black
Black
Knit in gold
Gold
Knit in pink
Pink
Knit in grey
Grey
Knit in river green
River Green
Finished knitwear showing colour and texture
Material Cards

Request our material cards.

Tell us the look and price point you're aiming for — we'll send yarn options, gauges and a recommended construction.

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