The Earnest 2-Ply Cashmere Crewneck Sweater
A Versatile Player
Classic weight for year-round, every occasion wear. This elevated essential is perfect however you pair it -- over a shirt, under a jacket, or even on its own. The supersoft cashmere regulates your body temperature and won’t itch like wool. The modern cut is finished without being finicky; the timeless details whisper old-school cool. All designed to keep you looking and feeling comfortable. And it gets even better the more you wear it, settling into your shape and softening with each wash.
Details
- Made in Hawick, Scotland
- 100% grade-A Mongolian cashmere spun by Todd and Duncan in Kinross, Scotland
- 2-ply, 12 gauge knit
- Rib trim neck, cuffs, and waist
- Full-fashioned details along the neck and shoulder seam that won’t pucker
- That little bit of gold, our distinct intarsia on the left side of the waistband
As Worn
Tim (pictured in Lugano, Thistle, Japanese Blue and Slate) is 6'1" wears a size Medium. He wears a 42R jacket.
Davide (pictured in Moss and sitting on the couch) is 6'2 "and wears a size Large. He wears a 44R jacket.
Van (pictured in stitch-blue) is 5'11 and wears a size Medium. He wears a 42R jacket.
Todd, our co-founder, is 5’10”, 165 lbs, and wears a size Small. He wears a 40R jacket.
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A LUXURY FABRIC THAT LIVES UP TO THE HYPE
Todd & Duncan Scottish Cashmere Yarn
The Earnest starts with two strands of Todd & Duncan cashmere at the Grade-A standard: 15.5 microns in diameter and 35mm in staple length, the two measurements that separate serious cashmere from the rest.
Finer diameter means a softer hand; longer staple means stronger, less pill-prone yarn.
Spun in Kinross using Loch Leven water.
Light enough for daily wear, fine enough to soften with every wash.
OVER 200 YEARS OF HISTORY
Built by experience for all life’s experiences
Full-fashioned in Hawick, each panel shaped directly on the knitting machine rather than cut from fabric and sewn, so there are no raw edges left to fray over time.
That method has anchored Scottish knitwear for more than two centuries, and the concentration of skilled knitters working it in one town is why the finish holds up wear after wear.
Water drawn from the River Teviot is used in the finishing process, which lets the drape settle in properly.
A crewneck built for five-day-a-week wear, not special occasions.
Warmth without bulk, luxury without pretension.
From fiber to finish, made in Scotland.