We have one mission at Tricot: making people proud to wear sweaters again. This is why our tricots combine comfort, style and ethics, so you never have to compromise.
“Tricot” means sweater in French. And if there is ONE thing that does characterise French people, it’s their research of inflexible quality and love for knockout basics you can wear forever. In that way, our tricots are very, very French.
Tricot was founded by two longstanding friends with a common ambition: creating sweaters that feel good and act for good.
Tricot is the result of their own expertises: knack for innovation, tech and efficiency for Tom Lehman, co-founder of Genius. Fashion sense, aesthetics and refinement for Rémi de Laquintane, photographer and creative director. This perfect match shows in the Tricot creations, that embody this common obsession for high-quality clothes and new digital experiences.
When we founded Tricot, we wanted one thing: to do things right.
It means creating high-quality pieces that you can and want to wear forever. Our timeless pieces are produced sustainably, and sold at a fair and honest price.
Our Cuts
What makes our tricots so unique is the cut, that leaves nothing to chance. Singular details make them different from all the basic sweaters you can find. Raglan sleeves, contrast trims, neck-flattering collars.
Basics, yes. But basics that dare to stand out.
Our workshops
When we founded Tricot, it took months to find the perfect workshop.
We finally chose a family workshop in Italy, near Venice, that has been manufacturing luxury goods since generations. Thanks to their expertise and traditional savoir-faire, we create flawless pieces you can count on.
Our materials
We’re very proud of them. Soft, resistant, comfy, ethical: thanks to them, our tricots last forever. We only work with high-quality wools, both virgin and recycled.
What our clients say about us…
What makes our tricots not so basic is up and foremost the way you wear them. Classic chic or relaxed, at a café or a party... Our tricots can be pulled of in many different ways.
So, how will you wear yours?
