Warmer than merino, more breathable than cashmere, and remarkably sustainable, yak is a multi-tasking fibre that feels luxuriously soft against the skin. 

Our superfine yak is sourced via Shokay, a socially conscious enterprise working directly with local herders on the high-altitude Tibetan Plateau in Central Asia. The fibres come exclusively from free-roaming yak, hand-combed once a year to harvest the most delicate wool. Well-adapted to the harsh environment, the long-haired domesticated cattle require minimal human intervention for their care, making yak fibre a sustainable and eco-friendly choice.

Fleece from the Angora goat is one of the world's most naturally lustrous and highly durable fibres. We source our Mohair exclusively from South Africa, where the wool quality has been refined through high breeding standards, and farmers follow strict protocols to ensure that the animals are treated ethically.

Angora goats are sheared twice a year by hand to harvest the most delicate fibres. Unique characteristics such as moisture retention, elasticity, and tensile strength make Mohair a dream for our knitwear designers to work with.

Wool from the Cashmere goat is recognised worldwide for being extraordinarily light and incredibly soft to the touch.

Cashmere is three times more insulating than regular wool and works as a finely tuned temperature adjuster, making it a highly-sought after fibre for both style and function.

Alpaca yarn is renowned for its cuddly softness, airy and light texture, and gleaming features. Regarded as one of the world's most noble fibres, the wool from alpacas has numerous beneficial qualities. It is softer, more durable, and more luxurious than even the highest quality sheep wool. Alpaca wool is perfect for garments worn close to the body because it is hypoallergenic and gentle on sensitive skin. Our Alpaca wool is sourced from Peru from selected suppliers renowned for their responsible practices towards the environment, animals and population.

Recycled wool gives new life to this natural fibre, making it an innovative and sustainable choice that benefits the industry, society and, above all, the planet. Our recycled wool is produced by blending both pre- and post-consumer pure wool fibres, recovered from industrial yarn cuttings and dyed garments. The cuttings are carefully selected and transformed via a circular process that reduces the consumption of energy and water, and lowers CO2 emissions - following the Global Recycled Standard.

We use organic wool as an ethical and sustainable alternative to standard wool. We harvest wool from sheep that graze freely in their natural habitat and work with farmers who focus on their animals' well-being. We believe in aligning with nature, and choosing organic wool allows us to do that.

The wool from Merino sheep is more refined and softer than regular wool. Its distinctive benefit is regulating moisture and keeping you dry in warm and cold climates. Merino wool is as natural as it comes; it will decompose after just 12 months if left in the soil. We use three different merinos in our collections - Fine, Ultrafine and Super Geelong.