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Everyday knitwear and layers

Knitted and sewn for daily wear

We sort our 358 pieces around three questions: what the weather is doing, who the piece is for, and what the wearer is doing in it. That decides the yarn, the rib and the cut.

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Nine sections of knitwear and clothing

Our pieces range across sport socks, swimwear, hats, everyday socks, tights, outer layers, scarves, thermal wear and costume pieces.

Sport Socks

46 pieces

Everyday & Dress Socks

40 pieces

Swim & Sun

56 pieces

Hats & Beanies

39 pieces

Thermals & Blanket Hoodies

9 pieces

Clothing & Outerwear

35 pieces

Scarves, Wraps & Belts

18 pieces

Tights & Stockings

65 pieces

Costume & Party

45 pieces

Sort pieces by the day

A team practice asks for a thick heel and strong elastic, while a quiet afternoon at home calls for loose fleece.

Training and matches

Cushioned soles, deep cuffs and knee socks built for repeated washes after practice.

69 pieces

Out and about

Ribbed crews, cotton ankle socks, woven tops and cuffed caps for a normal day.

85 pieces

Pool and beach

Swimsuits with lining, rash guards, swim shorts and wide brim hats for the sun.

60 pieces

Evenings and parties

Patterned tights, lace gloves, sequin party shirts and laced corsets for a night out.

114 pieces

Resting at home

Fleece leggings, sherpa blanket hoodies and thick knit socks for sitting inside.

25 pieces

Pieces chosen most often

These are the sock knits, swimsuits and cold layers that wearers return to throughout the week.

How we build a piece

Look at how the edges are closed and where the fabric bends before you pick a pair or pull a top over your head.

1

Knitted top cuff

A deep rib at the top opening holds the leg without digging in or rolling down while you walk.

2

Turned heel cup

We knit the heel with extra rows so the fabric sits square against the back of the foot.

3

Flat toe seam

A low stitch line across the toes stays flat inside a shoe through a full day of wear.

4

Folded cap brim

A doubled edge gives the hat weight around the ears and keeps the rib knit from stretching out.

Find pieces by wearer

Proportions change between sizes, so we adjust cuff depth, strap placement, and leg length for different wearers.

Kids and teens

Shorter leg lengths and snug cuffs built for school days and practice.

127 pieces

Women

Proportions shaped through the calf, waist, and bust across every everyday layer.

147 pieces

Babies and toddlers

Soft elastic openings and short foot sections made for small moving legs.

42 pieces

Sorted by the work of the day

A cold morning does not wait for a calendar date, and a rainy match happens when it happens. We sort our 358 pieces by the weather outside, who is wearing them, and what they need to do. That puts the right weight of knitwear in front of you without the seasonal marketing.

Newest additions to the shelf

Our latest knitted hats, swimsuits, and team socks from the current batch of 322 designs.

Care for knitwear and swim

Worth doing

  • Wash in cold water with similar fabrics to keep ribs firm.
  • Turn patterned jacquard socks inside out before putting them in the wash.
  • Fasten clasps and adjustable strap hooks before washing swimsuits and tops.
  • Dry wool and acrylic knits flat instead of hanging them up wet.

Never do this

  • Do not tumble dry heavy socks on high heat or shrink ribs.
  • Do not wring out swim fabric by twisting the elastic seams hard.
  • Do not put knit sweaters on thin hangers that stretch out shoulders.
  • Do not wash delicate lace trim together with open metal zippers or rough gear.

Guides for choosing pieces

We wrote these short notes to explain how our yarns, cuffs, ribs and linings hold up during daily wear.

Pitch notes

Why our team socks run to the knee

We knit team socks for long afternoons on grass and hard floors.

Water notes

How a swimsuit is held together

Swim cloth works under tension.

Head notes

How a knitted hat sits at the brow

A beanie is a knitted tube closed at the crown.

Notes from our wearers

The knee high team socks held their cuff through both halves on the grass and washed clean without losing shape.

Marcus R.

The adjustable strap on the swim top stayed in place through an afternoon in the water and dried fast on the line.

Elena G.

The rib on the crew socks sits flat around my ankle and does not leave a deep mark at the end of the day.

David K.

Find the pieces built for your day

Our picker uses your weather, wearer and planned movement to bring up matching pieces from across the nine sections of our catalogue.

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