Any type of knitted garment—including sweaters, socks, and hats—is also known as knitwear. Cotton and wool are the two overarching fabric categories most commonly used for this type of apparel.

’Tis the season of knitwear, but not all jumpers are created equal. Here, writer Megan Murray shares her dream wintry wishlist, revealing her favourite independent brands and small makers to buy ...

“We are incredibly excited to introduce knitwear to our customers, marking a further evolution of the Rebecca Vallance brand, ...

That’s almost twice as many items as were 100% wool and 3 times more than those blended with animal and/or plant-based fibers. Only 19% of all analyzed knitwear contained reduced impact fibers, with ...

Granted, it takes a lot of effort to spin, dye, and knit millions of these fine wool fibers into a single sweater, so they come at a premium cost. But when you're cocooned in a fluffy cashmere ...

Paloma Wool continued its focus on innovative knitwear, using fine yarns to create designs that were both versatile and ...

High-quality cashmere epitomises elegance, offering warmth, softness, and unmatched comfort. Investing in premium fabric ...

This is achieved by a strong double-knit construction, with the outer face crafted from the thermo-sensitive yarn, while the inner layer is made from pure wool. Ice Knit is available in three ...

Knitwear would reappear in many protests ... style and warmth took priority on the golf course as players wore outfits spun from wool and tweed. As wealthier classes took to the sport, long ...

For decades, Irish wool has been undervalued—discarded as waste or sold for pennies. “The challenge for 99% of farmers in ...