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One garment doing the work of two is the idea this label is built on. The layered sweater, a fine-gauge knit with a woven underlayer attached at the collar, cuff and hem so a curved shirttail falls below the knit, reads as a considered pairing and pulls on in a single movement. It is the piece the house is known for, and it explains most of what sits around it.
That surrounding wardrobe runs on cashmere and cashmere blends, cotton, wool and linen: pullovers, cardigans, easy dresses, wide trousers and relaxed shirting, cut loose through the body and long enough to layer. The American label keeps colour muted, in oatmeal, bone, camel, charcoal and ink, so pieces recombine without thought. Texture and drape carry the interest, which is what makes plain clothes look deliberate.
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