Merino wool provides structure and support, while cashmere softens the hand. It is the yarn for garments to wear when the cold is real, built to maintain their shape over time.

Structure and warmth: merino wool holds its shape, cashmere softens the touch. It is the yarn for structured garments — coats, jackets, suits, trousers — designed for midwinter.

Cashmere brings softness, while silk provides fluidity and a subtle sheen. Together, they create a knit that is thinner and more fluid than pure cashmere, draping over the body rather than wrapping it.

This is the ideal collection for the mid-season, for layering under a jacket, for travel, and for air-conditioned spaces — or simply if you find full-weight cashmere too warm.

The lightest combination for the men's wardrobe: silk makes the knit thin and fluid, while cashmere maintains its softness. It is the yarn for layering under a jacket, for mid-season, and for travel.

Knitwear that rests on the body rather than clinging to it: silk brings fluidity and a subtle sheen, while cashmere adds softness. To be considered for mid-season and air-conditioned environments.

The pleasure of wearing it, every day

Pure cashmere is not reserved for special occasions.

Its lightness makes it comfortable indoors and valuable on colder days. Its natural elegance allows it to be worn with simplicity, pairing it with both an everyday look and a more refined style.

A well-made cashmere garment is not just for one season: it becomes part of your wardrobe and your personal style.

Essential in style. Extraordinary in material.

Hats, scarves, neck warmers, and ties in pure cashmere. These are the pieces you touch the most, and which speak for the material without needing any explanation.

Pure cashmere in the men's wardrobe: crew necks, turtlenecks, cardigans, vests, and knit jackets.

The weight changes, not the material, from ultralight pieces to wear under jackets to substantial winter knits.

Pure women's cashmere, from pieces worn against the skin to looser fits, crew necks, turtlenecks, cardigans, capes, and trousers.

The softness remains the same, the drape of the garment changes.