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Scottish Cashmere vs Italian Cashmere: Which Is Better?

Scottish cashmere and Italian cashmere both use the same Grade A Mongolian fiber. But they differ in how that fiber is spun, how the garments are knitted, and — most significantly — what you're act...

Why Water Matters in Cashmere: Loch Leven and the River Teviot in Scotland

Cashmere quality depends on more than fiber grade. In Scotland, the soft water of Loch Leven and the River Teviot plays a critical role—at spinning and at finishing—in how luxury cashmere looks, fe...

Cashmere Ply & Gauge Explained: 2-Ply vs 4-Ply vs 8-Ply

Not all cashmere is created equal. From all season 2-ply to the heavyweight Bruce 8-ply, we decode ply & gauge so you’ll always know which knit to pull on (and show off).

How to Care for Cashmere: Wash, Store, and Protect Your Scottish Knitwear

Think caring for cashmere means dry cleaning and drama? Think again. Our no-fuss guide shows you how to wash cashmere sweaters (yes, even in the machine), prevent pilling, and keep your Scottish ca...

The Bruce: Our Heavyweight Icon of Scottish Cashmere

The Bruce 8-Ply Shawl Cardigan is a heavyweight in every sense—crafted in Scotland from 100% Todd & Duncan cashmere. With its classic shawl collar and heritage construction, this luxury knitwea...

A Guide to Scottish Cashmere: What to Know Before You Invest

Scottish cashmere has earned its reputation as the finest knitwear in the world — but not all cashmere is created equal. This guide explains what sets Grade A Scottish cashmere apart from inferior ...