Wool is central to this part of the collection, with each fabrication chosen for the way it feels, falls, and holds its shape. Merino wool brings softness and natural stretch, while heavier wools and wool blends lend structure to tailored pieces. Felted and bouclé finishes introduce a more tactile quality, adding texture and dimension where the fabric itself becomes part of the design.
A wool coat, whether tailored or cropped, anchors the outerwear, with longer silhouettes designed to layer easily over dresses. Merino wool sweaters and knit tops range from fine gauges that sit close to the body to chunkier ribs designed for warmth. Wool pants take on pressed wide legs and tapered shapes, while a wool skirt might fall on the bias or hold a series of pleats. Wool dresses range from clean columns in wool crepe to bouclé styles with more volume through the sleeve.
Wool has a naturally matte finish that gives color a depth of its own, particularly across the collection’s darker jewel tones and grounded browns, grays, and creams. Merino wool clothing is warm without feeling heavy, and with a little care, the fabric softens with wear while retaining the shape and drape it was designed to have. These are wool pieces made for considered dressing, sitting naturally alongside the cashmere collection.
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