WOOL
THE PERFECT MIX & MATCH OF WARMTH AND SOFTNESS.
Washing: air your garment whenever possible. If necessary, hand-wash it in cold water, keeping the water at the same temperature through to rinsing. Use a wool detergent and avoid fabric conditioner, which damages the fibres.
Drying: never wring the garment. Remove excess water by rolling it in a towel, then dry it flat.
Everyday care: store it folded, never hung up, with a moth repellent. If needed, use a fabric shaver no more than once a season. If it stretches, reshape it with steam, without letting the iron or steamer touch the knit directly.
About wool
Wool is a natural fibre from a sheep’s fleece. Because it naturally resists odours, it’s better to air it than wash it: a few washes per season are enough. It also helps regulate temperature.
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Cléa jumper
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James jumper
$139
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Anne Jumper
$115
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Cécile Jumper
Coming soon -
Léane Cardigan
$148
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Gédéon cardigan
Coming soon -
Théo jumper
Coming soon -
Olivia top
Coming soon
MOHAIR
To see you through winter.
Washing: air your garment whenever possible. If necessary, hand-wash it in cold water, keeping the water at the same temperature through to rinsing. Use a wool detergent and avoid fabric conditioner, which damages the fibres.
Drying: never wring the garment. Remove excess water by rolling it in a towel, then dry it flat.
Everyday care: store it folded, never hung up, with a moth repellent. If needed, use a fabric shaver no more than once a season. If it stretches, reshape it with steam, without letting the iron or steamer touch the knit directly.
About mohair
A natural fibre from the Angora goat, mohair is naturally odour-resistant. To care for it, air it regularly and wash it only a few times each season.
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Oslo jumper
$148
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Oslo jumper
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Cassandre Cardigan
$148
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Camellia Jumper
$158
CASHMERE
A TIMELESS WARDROBE STAPLE.
For washing: air your garment whenever possible. If necessary, hand-wash it in cold water, keeping the water at the same temperature through to rinsing. Use a wool or cashmere detergent and avoid fabric conditioner, which damages the fibres.
Drying: never wring out the garment. Roll it in a towel to remove excess water, then dry it flat.
For everyday care: store your jumper folded, never on a hanger, with a moth repellent. If it stretches out of shape, reshape it with steam, without letting the iron or steamer touch the knitwear directly. Gently remove any bobbles with a cashmere comb to preserve its softness.
About cashmere
Cashmere is a natural fibre made from the soft undercoat of cashmere goats. It needs water to stay soft and supple.
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Jumper Bertille
$148
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Jumper Bertille
$148
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Clotaire Jumper
$148
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Jumper Bertille
$148
