The cardigan

Tricot yarn is dyed before knitting — a technique called yarn dyeing, or hank dyeing. Color penetrates each fiber evenly before it is worked.

The result: a deeper shade, more stable over time, less prone to fading and to variations in finish across the piece.

Spinning is the invisible stage. The one that precedes everything and on which everything depends. In Florence, in a region whose textile expertise goes back several centuries, cashmere fibers — recycled and virgin — are turned into yarn.