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Our Recycled Cashmere and Responsible Wool blend yields luxuriously soft fabrics with a weightless quality and a beautiful, singular drape. These features make an excellent foundation for relaxed garments with generous proportions and a minimal yet well-considered design. In this particularly cosy edit, we present our finest knitted pieces as well as some tips of how to wear them with ease for an instantly put- together look.

01 The oversized roll-neck

Perfected to provide both warmth and elegance, our version of the oversized roll-neck jumper is delightfully timeless. Details such as the width of the neck, the raglan sleeves or the straight, wide silhouette with a slightly longer back make it go with anything, and also flattering for every body.

02 The knitted two-piece set

The line between loungewear and ready to wear is now blurrier than ever. To give in to the ease and comfort of elevated knits, pair your favourite jumper with matching knitted trousers. The result is a beloved match to wear day after day.

03 The knitted dress

Wearing a soft and luxurious roll-neck jumper is, sometimes, all that one needs. A knitted dress makes it possible to embrace just that. Wear it with bare legs for premium lounging or layer it over leather trousers for a stroll. The relaxed, long fit will keep you sheltered for as long as you keep it on.

04 The leather-trimmed cardigan

Knitted from a particularly fuzzy blend and detailed with leather edges, this cardigan can be thrown over a simple base-layer outfit, like a top and trousers or a simple dress. The elegant and relaxed feel of the piece elevates the ensemble and finishes the look. Here, we paired it with a pair of feathery silk trousers.

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