Knitwear · Made to order
Fine Himalayan fibre worked into soft, close-fitting knits — vests, scarves and wraps made to order, one piece at a time.
Why pashmina
Woven shawls show off pashmina's drape. Knitting shows off something else: its softness, its lightness and its warmth, worn close to the body.
Fine undercoat fibre sits gently against the skin and does not itch the way coarser wool can.
Pashmina yarn knits into garments that feel far lighter than their warmth would suggest.
The fibre grows as insulation for life on the high plateau, and it keeps that quality in a knit.
From yarn to garment
Scroll through the stages a knitted piece moves through before it leaves the workshop.
Spun pashmina yarn is chosen for thickness and colour to suit the piece.
A small test square confirms the stitch, the drape and the fit before work begins.
The piece is knitted panel by panel, with the tension kept even throughout.
Panels are joined and the edges finished so the garment sits cleanly.
Washed, shaped and pressed so the fibre blooms into its final softness.
Looking after it
Made to order
Send a note with the piece, size and colour you are after, and a member of the family will reply with details and timing.
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