OUR MATERIALS
Choosing the right materials and yarns is an important part of our daily work. It is the foundation of our design work and our sustainability efforts. It is also a great source of inspiration for the development of our collections. We are constantly looking for new and exciting materials that meet our high standards of quality and sustainability.
Cotton
Cotton is a material we use in many of our garments. It is both renewable and naturally biodegradable. Cotton has been one of the main fibres used in textile manufacturing for thousands of years and has many benefits.
Merino wool
Our soft and high quality Merino wool is made from yarn produced by a spinning mill in Italy. The yarn is produced using a unique and innovative spinning process that produces a high quality, soft and durable yarn.
Wool blend
There are many advantages to blending different types of wool together, but also to blending wool with other materials such as polyamide or viscose. The result is a material that takes advantage of the properties of natural materials.
Alpaca
The alpaca is a camelid native to the Andes. The wool fibre is incredibly soft and warm, with silky fibres that can grow up to twenty centimeters long. The wool is durable and non-itching.
Mohair
Mohair is a wool fibre obtained from the Angora goat. The fibres are long, between one and three centimetres. In our garments we often use kid mohair, which is wool from goats that have been shorn for the first time.
Viscose
Viscose is a semi-synthetic material made from cellulose. It transports away moisture and is comfortable to wear. All our viscose is FSC certified, which means that the wood pulp used to make the viscose comes from sustainable sources.
Cashmere
Cashmere wool comes from the cashmere goat, which lives in Inner Mongolia and China. The goats live in a very cold climate and have two layers of wool. The wool that is then spun into yarn is curly, soft and exclusive.
Material guide Windproof
Nature's own functional materials are the starting point for our windproof collection. Knitted garments in wool and cotton, designed to follow nature's changes rather than trends. No chemicals are used in the manufacturing process.