The long fibers of mohair subtly stand out from the knit. They catch the light and give color more depth. Between those fibers, air is trapped, making even a voluminous sweater feel light yet nice and warm.
From Dutch soil to knitwear.
Wool that grows here, shaped by landscape and season.
Developed from its own character and made to last.
The new collection is here
Knitwear developed from wool, weather, and landscape. From distinct Dutch wool to softer blends with merino, alpaca, and mohair.
Knitwear shaped by wool, weather, and landscape.
Lowlands
Shaped by the weather.
Shelter
Built for warmth.
Wool Season Opening
This is where the new wool season began.
On September 17, we raised the flag for the Dutch wool season. In the place where it all begins for us, among the sheep in Baambrugge, we presented our new collection and Dutch Wool Premium.
A new season, a new collection, and an annual moment to give Dutch wool the attention it deserves.
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Not all wool feels the same.
Not all textures wear the same.
Discover how fiber, weight, and knit determine
what a knit ultimately becomes.
Character
Dutch wool provides sturdiness, resilience, and character.
Softness
Merino and alpaca bring softness and comfort closer to the skin.
Shape
Fiber and structure determine how a knit drapes, wears, and protects.
Wool doesn't start with a garment.
It starts in a landscape.
About wind, fibres, seasons, and the shapes
that emerge from them.
