Understanding ply, gauge, and yarn composition can help you choose knitwear with confidence. These terms describe how a garment is made and how it will feel, wear, and perform over time.
Ply, gauge, and weight all affect the look, feel, and warmth of a knitted garment. On their own, they do not determine quality.
In cashmere knitwear, value is influenced mainly by:
In general, 100% cashmere garments are more expensive than blended yarns, and heavier cashmere knits tend to cost more than lighter ones.
High-quality cashmere is typically made from long, fine fibres, which create yarn that feels softer, smoother, and more durable over time.
A beautifully made cashmere sweater, when cared for properly, can become a lasting heirloom piece.
Gauge refers to the number of knitting needles used per inch of fabric.
Gauge affects:
Ply refers to the number of individual yarn strands twisted together to form a single thread.
In general, higher ply knits require more material, which can also affect price.
We work closely with our partner factories in Inner Mongolia to source luxury cashmere and carefully selected cashmere blends without unnecessary middlemen.
This allows us to create beautifully made knitwear with a strong focus on:
Thoughtfully made knitwear, designed to be worn, loved, and handed down.
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