SHOP WOMEN

The women's range gathers every garment the store carries for women, from fine merino and pure cashmere through to medium weight wool, cotton and down filled outerwear. Fibre pages for merino, cashmere and wool sit one level down, alongside garment pages for cardigans, jumpers, vests, coats and scarves.

887 pieces in this rangeFrom $39 to $1299 AUDFree AU shipping over $150

Choosing by fibre or by garment

Two routes run through the women's knitwear: browse by fibre or by garment type. The fibre path sorts by material, the garment path by shape. Both access the same pieces.

Start with the fibre
Pure merino, fine gauge

Start with the fibre

Cashmere leads for softness and warmth. Merino and cashmere blends balance that softness against the durability of merino. Pure merino is the versatile everyday choice, light and breathable. Medium weight wool answers where a heavier, harder-wearing knit matters more than fineness. Those four fibres form the price ladder that runs through the women's knitwear. Cotton, silk, angora, mohair and alpaca appear as well, in smaller numbers, and down fills the outerwear.

Women's merino
Or start with the garment
Pure cashmere cardigan

Or start with the garment

A merino cardigan sits on the merino page and on the cardigan page. The garment pages sort every piece by shape rather than by fibre. Jumpers, cardigans, vests, coats and scarves are the largest garment groups in the women's range. Choosing the garment path suits shoppers who already know the silhouette they want. Both routes access the same stock, so no piece is missed. The fibre approach works when warmth or softness leads the decision.

Women's cardigan

Common questions

Where should I start in the women's range?
Fibre pages are the best entry when warmth or softness is the deciding factor. Garment pages work better when a particular shape is already set, such as a cardigan or a vest. The largest of the fibre pages is Merino Knitwear, which gathers 165 merino pieces from the women's and men's ranges. Both paths lead to the same pieces, so neither locks anyone out of the full range.
What separates merino, cashmere and wool here?
Cashmere is softest and warmest, blends balance softness and durability, pure merino is the everyday option, and wool is the most substantial. Knitwear carrying the house label is usually superfine 18.5 micron Australian merino. Wool knitwear across both ranges is gathered on Wool Knitwear, 94 pieces in all. The ladder is laid out in Merino or cashmere: how to choose.
Do the fibre pages and the garment pages hold the same products?
Yes, they are two views of a single range. A merino jumper, for instance, appears on the merino page and the jumper page. That double entry is useful because a shopper might approach by material or by the cut they need.

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