Every piece is unisex, in sizes XS to XL. The cashmere beanie, scarf and gloves are one size. This guide helps you measure yourself and choose with confidence. Garment measurements for each piece will be added after the first production samples. Until then, unsure between two sizes? Ask us in the live chat — we'll help you choose.
How to measure
- Chest: around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms, keeping the tape horizontal.
- Measure over a thin layer, not over a sweater, and keep the tape snug but not tight.
- Between two sizes? Think about how you like to wear it: your usual size for an easy shape, one size down for a closer fit.
Unisex size chart
| Size | Chest (cm) |
|---|---|
| XS | 82–88 |
| S | 88–94 |
| M | 94–100 |
| L | 100–106 |
| XL | 106–112 |
Body measurements, approximate. They are a guide to help you choose, not exact garment measurements.
How our pieces fit
- Merino quarter-zip, merino crewneck and knitted polo have a relaxed, contemporary fit. Take your usual size. Women often size down.
- The canvas overshirt is relaxed and boxy. Take your usual size, or one size down for a closer fit.
- The heavyweight tee, society tee and winter address book tee are boxy, with a dropped shoulder. Take your usual size.
- The snow line cashmere beanie, scarf and gloves are one size.
Caring for your pieces
Merino knitwear
Hand wash cold or use a wool cycle at 30°C with a wool detergent. Press out water gently — never wring — reshape and dry flat, away from radiators. Fold, don't hang, so the shoulders keep their shape. Light pilling is natural with soft yarns in the first weeks; remove it with a fabric comb and it settles.
Organic cotton tees
Wash cold, inside out, with similar colours. Don't tumble dry. If you iron, do it inside out — never over the print.
Canvas overshirt
Wash cold, inside out. Line dry. A warm iron if you want it crisp; it softens with every wear.
Cashmere accessories
Hand wash cold with a wool or cashmere shampoo. Roll in a towel to remove water and dry flat. Store folded, with cedar, to protect it from moths.