Handknitted in Bolivia
One of a kind
Every piece begins in the hands of skilled women from the Aymara communities of the Bolivian Andes.
For generations, traditional knitting techniques have been carefully passed down, keeping the craftsmanship alive. Together, we create hand-knitted alpaca styles that bring this craftsmanship into everyday life.
A Collaboration Shaped by Many Hands
This season, our collaboration evolved even further.
Rather than following a fixed colour placement, the women became co-creators of the collection. Together, we selected the colours, while each knitter chose how they would be combined across the finished
garment.
Using leftover yarns, every artisan created her own interpretation, making each piece one of a kind.
No two garments are exactly alike. The colours remain the same, but every combination reflects the individual choices of the woman who knitted it. You'll find her name on each product.
Naturally Made for Everyday Wear
The alpaca yarn used throughout the collection comes from alpacas raised in the Bolivian Andes.
Naturally warm, lightweight and breathable, alpaca provides warmth without feeling heavy and stays comfortable across changing temperatures.
Combined with thoughtful design, it creates knitwear made for everyday life—and made to last.
Made by Hand
Hand-knitting brings a character no machine can replicate.
Small variations are part of the process and a reflection of true craftsmanship. Every stitch, every colour combination and
every finished garment passes through the hands of the woman who made it.
It's this connection between maker and wearer that gives each piece its story.
Care for Your Hand-Knitted Alpaca
Here are our best care tips to help keep the knit beautiful for longer:
- Hand wash gently in cold water using a mild wool detergent.
- Do not wring or twist. Instead, gently press out excess water with a towel.
- Dry flat, away from direct sunlight or heat.
- Store folded rather than on a hanger to help retain its shape.
With the right care, your hand-knitted alpaca can be worn, loved and passed on.