Knitted & crocheted apparel

Garments made directly into shape

Pullovers, cardigans, jerseys, and waistcoats, built stitch by stitch with fit and form in mind.

What we make

Four garment types, one construction approach

Finished knit pullover laid flat on a neutral linen surface, soft window daylight, close focus on stitch density and rib

Pullovers

Worked in knit and crochet structures chosen for balanced tension and everyday warmth. Shoulder, yoke, and sleeve shaping are set during making, so the garment holds its line when worn.

Cardigans

Button bands, front edges, and collar joins are finished to sit flat and keep their shape. Each cardigan is planned around its intended length and the way it will be worn.

Knit cardigan with visible button band and collar seam, even workshop light, close detail of stitch structure and seam f

Knitted jersey on a wooden table, soft daylight from a window, close view of cuff ribbing and hem finish, tactile neutra

Jerseys

Jerseys are shaped directly on the work, with ribbing at cuffs and hem set to control fit without bulk. Yarn choice and knit density are matched to the garment's use.

Waistcoats

Waistcoats are knit or crocheted to a defined silhouette, with armholes and front shaping worked into the structure rather than added afterward.

Knitted waistcoat draped over a wooden stand, soft natural light, detail of armhole edge and front shaping, natural text

Finished work

Collar joins, ribbing, and button bands

A closer look at the finishing details that define each garment's construction.