The Graham 2-ply Cashmere Turtleneck
2-ply 12-gauge Turtleneck
Spun by Todd & Duncan cashmere in Kinross · Knitted in Hawick
The turtleneck, refined.
Worn by athletes, fishermen and polo players in the nineteenth century, the turtleneck has never really gone away. The Graham is knitted in Hawick, Scotland from 100% Todd & Duncan Grade A cashmere, spun in Kinross.
Wear it on its own, or under a jacket in place of a shirt and tie.
Construction
- 100% Grade A cashmere
- 2-ply, 12 gauge
- Todd & Duncan yarn, spun in Kinross, Scotland
- Fiber: approximately 15.5 microns
- Knitted in Hawick, Scotland
- Rib roll neck, cuffs and hem
- Fully fashioned neck and shoulder seams
- Signature gold intarsia on the left side of the waistband
Why 2-Ply Matters
Two strands of cashmere are plied together before knitting. Knitted at 12 gauge, that gives a fine, smooth fabric with real warmth for its weight: enough warmth for the colder months without bulk under a jacket.
At about 15.5 microns, Todd & Duncan's Grade A fiber is exceptionally soft, and a long staple means a stronger yarn that resists pilling. Read more about what Grade A cashmere means, and how ply and gauge shape a finished sweater.
Fit
Relaxed but refined, with a neck that folds down cleanly. The models below are a useful guide.
As Worn
Peter (pictured) is 6'1" and wears a size Medium. He wears a 42R jacket.
Todd, our co-founder, is 5'10", 165 lb and wears a size Small. He wears a 40R jacket.
Best For
Autumn and winter: under a blazer or overcoat, or on its own at the weekend.
Care
See our guide to washing and storing cashmere.
Spun in Kinross. Knitted in Hawick. A shirt and tie, simplified.
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A LUXURY FABRIC THAT LIVES UP TO THE HYPE
Todd & Duncan Scottish Cashmere Yarn
Two-ply Todd & Duncan cashmere, 15.5 microns at 35mm staple, the Grade-A standard.
Two-ply means two individual strands of yarn twisted together before knitting, the lightest construction in the range, producing a fine, breathable fabric that layers easily without adding bulk.
Spun in Kinross, finished with Loch Leven water.
Fine enough for direct skin contact under a jacket collar.
OVER 200 YEARS OF HISTORY
Built by experience for all life’s experiences
Knitted in Hawick, finished in the River Teviot.
The turtleneck is built with a doubled, ribbed collar that folds over for structure and stays snug against the neck without stretching out over a day's wear.
The two-ply build keeps the weight low enough for daily layering, not just occasional wear.
The more you wear, the better it gets.
From fiber to finish, made in Scotland.