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The Cashmere Crewneck

A versatile sweater

Available in classic and lightweight cashmere, it carries through every season. A clean line, a dense hand, an effortless silhouette. Made in small batches, built to last.

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A material made to last

The Tricot crew neck is knitted from recycled cashmere: 65% of the fibres come from production surplus and collected, regenerated cashmere garments.

A material that retains all the natural properties of cashmere — softness, lightness and thermoregulation — while reducing pressure on natural resources. With regular washing, cashmere becomes softer and more supple over time. It doesn’t wear out: it softens.

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Ancestral Venetian Craftsmanship

Tricot was born from a choice: to manufacture in Italy. The country where cashmere is still worked as a craft, passed from one generation to the next.

That choice has two faces. A century-old family manufacture near Venice, where every piece is knitted on 3 yarns, linked stitch by stitch. A spinning mill in Florence, where the yarn is prepared, sorted, and checked.

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Small productions

Every piece is checked before leaving the manufacture. Dimensions are verified by hand, finishes inspected one by one. Production stays close, with measured automation. Series are short by choice — to keep control over every stage.

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Recycled Yarn, Superior Quality

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.

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The cashmere crewneck

The Tricot crewneck is built on a raglan sleeve, borrowed from the sweatshirt. The cut frees the shoulder and gives the cashmere an easy, immediate attitude. Its singularity comes from that choice.

How to wear our cashmere crew neck?

The raglan sleeve frees the shoulder: wear it like a sweatshirt, with the hand of three-ply cashmere. On its own over raw denim, under a work jacket, over a shirt collar in winter. Same cut, two ways to wear it: available in Men and Women. The dense knit holds its shape, season after season.

Why a raglan sleeve cashmere crew neck?

A crew neck built like a sweatshirt: raglan sleeve, easy shoulder, clean line. Modern unisex silhouette, slightly boxy, designed in Paris. Knitted three-ply in a century-old family atelier near Venice, linked stitch by stitch, with invisible seams. A dense knit made to last. In recycled cashmere: 65% recycled fibres, GRS 4.0 certified, for a cleaner, more regular yarn.

How to wash your cashmere sweater by hand or in the machine?

By hand: cold water, wool or cashmere soap, without wringing, dry flat.
By machine: delicate or wool cycle, cold water (20 °C maximum), reduced spin (400 rpm), in a wash bag. Softener should be avoided. Always dry flat, away from direct heat. Cashmere gains softness with every correctly done wash.

What is recycled cashmere?

Regenerated cashmere from two sources: production surplus (never-worn fibers, intact quality) and end-of-life cashmere garments collected and fiber-by-fiber disentangled, sorted by quality and natural color. These fibers are combined with 35% virgin cashmere to ensure yarn regularity. The result: the same properties as new cashmere, produced with a lighter use of virgin resources.

Is recycled cashmere as soft as virgin cashmere?

Yes. The regeneration process fully preserves cashmere’s properties: second-skin softness, lightness, thermal regulation. What changes is the origin of the fibers. Their properties remain the same.

Can you wear cashmere directly against the skin?

Yes. Tricot cashmere is fine enough to be worn directly against the skin with comfort. Pieces in 140’s mulesing-free wool are too: the fineness of the yarn avoids irritation, including on sensitive skin.