Red Daisy Print (Oil Dyed Cashmere)

This red oil-dyed cashmere sweater is an exercise in rare material, artisanal process, and expressive restraint—where luxury begins at the source and finishes in intention.

The garment is crafted from pure cashmere, sourced from the undercoat of cashmere goats raised in high-altitude regions where extreme climates produce fibers of exceptional fineness and resilience. Each fiber is hand-combed during the natural molting season, a process that preserves length and softness while eliminating coarse hairs. This method yields cashmere that is lightweight yet insulating, breathable yet protective—qualities impossible to replicate synthetically.

Once spun, the yarn undergoes a specialized oil-dyeing process, a technique used sparingly due to its complexity and cost. Natural oils are introduced during dye saturation, allowing the pigment to penetrate deeply into the cashmere fibers without compromising their integrity. The result is a red tone with depth and movement—never flat, never uniform—designed to evolve subtly over time rather than fade. This process enhances softness while maintaining the sweater’s structure and longevity.

The negative daisy print is applied with precision, allowing the natural base of the cashmere to emerge through the dyed surface. Rather than sitting atop the fabric, the design feels embedded—organic, fluid, and intentionally imperfect. Each daisy reads slightly different, reinforcing the hand-worked nature of the piece and ensuring no two garments are exactly alike.

Construction is clean and disciplined. The silhouette is relaxed but controlled, allowing the sweater to drape naturally along the body. Fine ribbing at the neckline, cuffs, and hem provides subtle structure without interrupting the fluidity of the knit. Seam work is minimal and precise, preserving the uninterrupted canvas of the cashmere while reinforcing durability.

This sweater is luxury through substance, not excess. A garment defined by origin, process, and patience—where rare cashmere, oil-dye artistry, and thoughtful design converge into something tactile, expressive, and enduring. Designed to be worn, lived in, and appreciated as it ages into its own character.