A Duesseldorf label that thinks in yarn and gauge. Cardigans are built with buttons that carry weight and collars that hold shape; dresses are cut so a cable or plaid reads from across a room. The pieces are made to be worn often, washed properly, and still look considered when the coat comes off.
The plaid dress takes a camel cardigan on top, and the buttons stay flat under a coat. The cuffs are held short enough to show a watch, and the shoulder stays quiet through the whole layer.
The dress baseSoft Cozy Crew Neck Button Front Cardigan For Everyday Layering Wear
$54.00
The cardigan layerMilitary Inspired Button Detail Slim Fit Knit Cardigan Top
$33.00
The coat checkRibbed Knit Collared Cardigan With Elegant Gold Button Front
$36.00
The working rule
A button that feels hollow will ruin a good front. A cable without definition is just texture. We settle the weight of yarn and hardware before trims, because those decide whether a cardigan survives daily wear.
Each button is weighed against its buttonhole and tested through repeated fastening. A front that sags or pulls after ten closures is sent back to the sample room.
Swatches rest overnight before they are measured, so the number on the sheet is the number the finished knit will hold after its first wash.
Sleeve length is set with a coat on, not a bare arm, because most of the year this knit sits under a wool layer in Duesseldorf.
