100% Cashmere
Discover our curated collection of 100% cashmere sweaters and knitwear. Our cashmere collection features high-quality fibers that are superior due to their softness, warmth, and durability. Cashmere is known as the "king of natural fibers" and we don't disagree.
Why we love cashmere
Cashmere hits the sweet spot between luxury and practicality. It’s insanely soft, surprisingly warm for its weight, and comfortable across a wide range of temperatures. You can dress it up or down, throw it on daily, and it still feels like a treat every time you wear it.
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High-quality cashmere comes from long, fine fibers combed from the soft undercoat of cashmere goats. Longer fibers (typically 30–40mm) reduce pilling, increase durability, and create that signature smooth, cloud-like handfeel. A well - made cashmere sweater that is cared for correctly can last you a lifetime.
- Hand wash in cool water using a wool-safe soap
- Gently press—don’t wring—the water out
- Lay flat to dry on a towel
- Store folded, never hung
- Use a cashmere comb to remove light pilling
FAQ
Yes—buying secondhand cashmere extends the garment’s lifespan, reduces waste, and avoids the environmental impact of producing new fiber.
High-quality cashmere uses long, fine fibers with a tight, even knit, creating superior softness, durability, and resistance to pilling.
Cashmere is strong for its weight but still delicate. High-quality fibers last years with proper care.
Cashmere drapes softly and naturally. Fit depends on the knit—tighter knits hold structure; loose knits feel relaxed.
Light pilling is normal, especially early on. Regular gentle de-pilling keeps it clean.
Not recommended unless the label specifically allows it—hand washing preserves the fibers.
Good cashmere is not itchy. If it is, the fibers are too short or low grade.
Store cashmere folded in a cool, dry, breathable space—never on a hanger—and keep it clean with cedar or lavender to deter moths.
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