The Material

Making the best wool cashmere begins by combing Mongolian goats and shearing the highest-quality sheep wool. Once we collect enough fibers, we spin 'em together for the most superior blend of all time. It keeps you warm, but it's still gentle on your skin. Plus, wool fibers help create odor resistance while retaining heat. Now, that's some seriously hot stuff.

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Breathability - Low

Low

Breathability - Low

Fabrics with this quality are able to transmit moisture through the material, keeping you warm in the cold and cool in the warmer temperatures.

Wrinkle Free - Yes

Yes - If care instructions are followed

Wrinkle Free - Yes

Natural fibers such as wool, cashmere, and silk contain properties that resist wrinkles when the fabric is taken care of properly.

Odor Blocking - High

High

Odor Blocking - High

Some odors tend to "stick" or absorb easier into certain fabrics. Fabrics that have odor blocking properties won't absorb any unwanted smells.

Gauge - Cut & Sew

Cut & Sew

Gauge - Cut & Sew

The term "gauges" is a measurement used when referring to the stitching in knitwear. A smaller gauge will result in a sweater with a tighter stitch, while a larger gauge will result in a sweater with a looser stitch.

Pilling - Minimal

Minimal

Pilling - Minimal

The natural fibers in the wool and cashmere tend to slough off while wearing - this is what we call "pilling." Over time this process helps the fabric get even softer. We suggest pairing our cashmere sweaters with our cashmere de-pilling comb.

Weight - Heavy

Heavy Weight

Weight - Heavy

How dense or thin the fabric feels. Our fabrics range from featherlight to very heavyweight.