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Perhaps this one by The Elder Statesman is more to your liking. 100% cashmere and at €1.725, practically a steal.
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I can say that it's been really hard for the Scottish producers to do fashion forward lines or to invest in marketing. Many of the Scottish brands belonged to one conglomerate that had no free cash due to the shrinkage of industry and huge pension obligations. It sold off each label one by one. The buyers oftentimes asset-stripped, deciding that the value of these amazing old makers was in their brand names and not the expensive, slow (but often incredible), skill-intensive manufacturing. Some of these makers did make private label but as they were already expensive their work for designers was even more expensive -- Chanel, Oscar de la Renta (don't come at me, one maker made his couture level knit designs), Hermes, and so on. But those designers, too, have choices and cost considerations for their sourcing and a lot of them switched to other sources who might be cheaper. Barrie is now owned by Chanel and makes for it as well as for Clements Ribeiro, but it's not the best. And designers typically don't place huge orders for seasonal designs, so it's not a reliable or large source of income. Seasonal designs mean timing constraints too, as well as sometimes complicated arrangements on the knitting machines that take time to set up. That's a big reason for why a lot of the guys left sell similar classic designs.
cool sweaters. The thickness of the TF really shows - looks really nice and warm. What do you think of the vicuna? For some reason my vicuna knits haven't felt much different from cashmere, although woven vicuna (that is, cloth) is noticeably silkier than woven cashmere.
I only have experience with a couple knits in vicuna and their makers are out of business.
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