Alpaca Sweaters

The half-zip is a study in considered design. Closed, it sits as a refined mock neck — clean, unfussy, appropriate anywhere. Open a few inches, and it becomes something more relaxed: a slightly open collar that reads as effortless rather than...

The crewneck is the most unassuming silhouette in a man's wardrobe — which is precisely why it rewards quality more than anything else. Pull on a crewneck made from 100% pure baby alpaca and the difference announces itself immediately: a softness...

The hoodie that belongs at both ends of the day. Pull it on over pajamas while the coffee brews, zip it under a coat for an errand into the cold, unzip it into a layer for the afternoon — the oversized hood and full-zip front make it genuinely...

The cardigan that earns its place by doing nothing more than hanging beautifully. At 29 inches — duster length — the Longline Open Front Cardigan falls over whatever you are wearing and adds exactly the layer you needed without announcing...

There's a specific pleasure in a sweater that gets out of the way — no itch, no bulk, nothing announcing itself. The Norris is that sweater. Knit from 100% pure alpaca wool in Peru, it carries the warmth and breathability alpaca is known for in a...

The best sweaters disappear into a wardrobe in the best possible way — you stop noticing them because you keep reaching for them. The Halo is that sweater. Knitted in Arequipa, Peru from 89% superfine alpaca and 11% polyester in a nubby...

When Fred Rogers came home, he changed his shoes and he put on his cardigan. For more than thirty years, that sweater — cable knit, zip front, warm as a hug — was the first thing children saw and the thing they remembered longest. This is...

Fred Rogers wore many cardigans, but this one — the raglan zip, in burgundy — was said to be his favorite. The style he returned to most. And when Tom Hanks wore it as Fred Rogers in A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, a generation saw it...

One of Fred Rogers' original cardigans — a double cable knit zip-front like this one — is in the Smithsonian. Preserved there because a generation of children understood, without being told, that the act of putting on a sweater meant...

Ask someone to picture Mister Rogers, and they will picture the red cardigan. Not the blue, not the beige — the red one. It is the color that became synonymous with the man, with the show, with the feeling of being welcomed exactly as you are. This...

The quarter-zip is a particular kind of sweater — practical enough for the course or the office, considered enough for dinner, versatile enough to work as a mid-layer when the temperature drops. The Performance Club is that sweater made in 100%...

A sweater earns its place when it fits well enough that you stop thinking about it. The Jewel Boatneck Alpaca Pullover was designed with exactly that in mind — the neckline sits at a flattering angle, the fully fashioned sleeves fall without...

The V-neck is the most versatile neckline in a sweater wardrobe — it layers over a collar, it wears with jewelry, and it opens the face in a way the boatneck doesn't. The Jewel V-Neck Alpaca Pullover is built on the same foundation as the rest of...

Golf's golden era had a particular sense of style — unhurried, geometric, worn without effort. The Riviera V-Pattern is drawn directly from it. Handcrafted from 100% pure baby alpaca — no wool, no acrylic, nothing added to reduce cost —...

Some sweaters have a shape. The Mission Cocoon doesn't — it drapes. Knit from an 89% alpaca boucle yarn in a loose cocoon silhouette, it falls to mid-thigh with a longer back hem, a wide cowl neck you pull over the head, and a kangaroo pocket...

The best pieces in a wardrobe are the ones that require no decision. The Sabrina is one of them. Pull it on over whatever you're wearing — a turtleneck, a blouse, a simple shirt — and the silhouette does the work. Woven from 100% baby alpaca...

The cable knit has a long history of doing serious work — keeping fishermen warm at sea, lasting decades in a wardrobe, aging better than anything synthetic ever could. The Tidewatch takes that foundation and updates it for the way men actually...

The golf sweater has a long memory. The links-knit V-neck — ribbed edges, tapered sleeve, clean drape over a collar — is one of those silhouettes that never really left, and this one understands why. You'll find yourself reaching for it...

Alpaca arrived on the golf course in the 1950s because it worked. Lighter than wool, freer in the shoulders, warm enough for an early morning round and breathable enough not to ruin an afternoon one. The Retro Pro cardigan picks up that thread — a...

The polo collar has been on the golf course since the 1950s. This one earns that history. A classic links-knit long-sleeve polo in 100% pure baby alpaca — finer and softer than standard alpaca, with the same natural temperature regulation that made...