Questions answered using only confirmed facts regarding 'Cashmere' from 아모멘토.
Because the knitting specifications of 1-ply and 14-gauge written in the product description are unfamiliar, making one curious about what kind of thickness and texture it produces when actually worn.
This is a half-sleeve knit knitted entirely with 100% cashmere yarn for the shell. Curves and seams are finished with fashioning techniques and linking stitches, while a loose fit adds extra ease. It does not constrict the body, making it great for wearing lightly and comfortably on days when the seasons change.
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Selected with attention to the touch of 100% cashmere yarn and the comfortable silhouette.
100% cashmere yarn
Premium 100% cashmere yarn is used throughout the entire shell, making it light and soft.
Fashioning and linking stitch finish
Fashioning techniques are used on the neck and armhole curves, and the connecting seams are elaborately joined with linking stitches.
Comfortable loose-fit silhouette
It falls naturally without constricting the body, allowing for comfortable wear.
This is a 100% cashmere beanie densely knit in a 14-gauge density. It features a brimless shape where the edge rolls upward naturally to the outside. It is used to lightly wrap around the head in chilly weather to add warmth.
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We focused on the soft touch against the skin and lightweight warmth.
Cashmere knit with fine yarn
Using fine cashmere with an average fiber thickness of 15.2–15.8 microns, it feels soft against the skin without irritation.
14-gauge knitting
Densely knit from a single strand of yarn in a 14-gauge density, it delivers a smooth texture and lightweight warmth.
Natural hem finish
It is finished with a self-rolled edge where the hem rolls upward naturally toward the outside.
When reading knitwear product descriptions, the unfamiliar word herasi (narrowing) appears. One wonders what role this finishing technique plays in the garment's appearance or fit.
When choosing a knit as the weather turns chilly, many people check whether it is cashmere first. Glancing through product descriptions without spotting the word leaves one wondering.
