They are the pieces we touch the most, and for this reason, they convey the nature of the material better than any description. A cashmere scarf is felt immediately, even before looking at it.

Wraparound scarves, neck warmers that stay in place under your coat, ribbed or smooth-knit hats, knit ties. Some are made from pure cashmere, others from recycled cashmere; the yarn changes, but not the care with which they are crafted.

They are also the easiest items to give as gifts, because they don't require the right size.

The cardigan is the garment that accompanies the transition from one season to the next: it can be worn open or closed, over a shirt, or against the skin. Here you will find our versions in pure cashmere, cashmere and silk, merino wool, and lightweight blends, ranging from ultra-lightweight styles for layering under jackets to more enveloping designs for winter.

Some models can be made in the color of your choice: customization is indicated on the garment's product page.

The garment that accompanies the transition between seasons: it opens, it closes, it is worn over a shirt or against the skin. From ultra-light weights for layering under a jacket to the full-bodied constructions of winter.

Cropped, midi, and sleeveless cardigans in pure cashmere or lighter blends. While the volume and length may vary, they still offer the option to be opened when needed. p>

Merino wool provides structure, elasticity, and thermoregulation; cashmere softens the hand and lightens the feel against the skin. It is a combination designed for mid-winter, for garments that must hold their shape over time — coats, jackets, cardigans, trousers.

If you are looking for warmth and durability rather than lightness, this is where you should look.

Knit outerwear, without the rigidity of woven fabric. Coats feature essential lines and raw-cut edges; capes and ponchos drape over the shoulders and can be worn over anything.

Some are in pure cashmere, others are a blend with merino and silk for better structure — the difference can be found in the product details of each item.

Coats with essential lines, capes and cloaks that drape over the shoulders. Pure cashmere or blends with merino and silk, depending on the desired drape.

Knit hats and beanies, from the classic ribbed style with a turn-up to the essential plain-knit design. Some are in pure cashmere, others in regenerated cashmere: the yarn changes, not the construction.

These are the pieces that end up in your coat pocket in October and stay there until March.

The same cashmere you wear, in a form that stays at home. Throws to keep on the sofa and cushions that change the character of a room without changing anything else.

They are born from regenerated cashmere, the yarn recovered from our production: the same material, one more life. It's the simplest way to understand why cashmere is loved — just rest your hand on it.