Two rails to start with
Knitwear to wear now
Cloth first, then the cut
Every knit in this shop starts with the yarn. We look for wool blends that recover after washing, ribs that spring back and button plackets that sit flat instead of curling.
When something fails that test it does not reach the shop, however good it looks in a photograph.
The cardigan rail
What customers say
Why the rail stays short
We would rather sell eight knits we can stand behind than eighty we cannot. Each piece is sampled, worn and washed before it is photographed, and sizes are checked against real measurements so the chart means something.
Rib, cable and pointelle
Three stitches run through the range. Ribbing at the cuff and hem keeps its spring, cable panels add weight without bulk, and pointelle opens the knit so a heavier yarn still breathes.
Each listing names the stitch and the yarn so you know what you are ordering.