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Meet the Knitwear Brand Redefining What Basics Can Be
Knitwear tends to fall into two camps: the ultra-cheap fast fashion version that pills after three washes, or the ultra-expensive designer version that few people can afford to wear daily. One brand has found a third way.
The production story
Every piece is knitted in the Scottish Borders using merino wool traced back to specific farms in New Zealand. The company publishes its supply chain publicly and pays a living wage at every step. Quality is controlled by the same families who have been knitting there for three generations.
Why the price is justified
A sweater from this brand costs around €180. It sounds significant until you consider that it will outlast five €40 alternatives and improve with gentle wear. The cost-per-wear math is compelling — and knowing where it came from adds something harder to quantify.
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