CraftThe Loden: How a Classic Sweatshirt Was Rebuilt in Scottish Cashmere
The Loden is a 4-ply cashmere crewneck built with sweatshirt inspired construction: a saddle shoulder, a refined V-insert, and a tubular knit hem and cuff, k...

Stories on heritage cashmere, Scottish craft, and the quiet pleasure of knitwear that lasts a lifetime.
Grade A cashmere is fiber measuring 14 to 16 microns with a staple length of 35mm or more. Here is what the grade actually means and how to verify it.
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CraftThe Loden is a 4-ply cashmere crewneck built with sweatshirt inspired construction: a saddle shoulder, a refined V-insert, and a tubular knit hem and cuff, k...
StyleThe Bruce is knitted at 8-ply, the heaviest weight Billie Todd makes. Here are three ways to wear it, from off-duty sweater layering to the classic dress shi...
GuideScottish 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, an...
CraftCashmere 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 fi...
CraftPly is the number of yarn strands twisted together to spin cashmere. 2-ply is light and breathable, 4-ply is the everyday winter weight, 8-ply is the heavies...
CareThink 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), pr...
We're not big on fuss — but we are fanatical about the details that matter. Yarn quality, gauge, ply, structure, and shape.
CraftThe 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 he...
GuideScottish 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 ...