After years of searching for a sweater that made us feel both comfortable and confident, we decided to make our own.

It started with frustration: standing in dressing rooms, settling for sweaters that were almost right but never quite perfect. Too thin, too scratchy, too trendy, too expensive for what they delivered. We wanted something that could handle the foggy mornings and still feel elegant when the sun broke through. Something substantial enough to be an investment, timeless enough to be an heirloom.

Capturing Presence
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Capturing Presence

What if the images didn’t capture our vision?

Then the model slipped into Midnight, and all those nerves quieted.

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The Weight of Presence
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The Weight of Presence

Presence is more than how you show up physically.

That’s where our first campaign name came from: The Weight of Presence.

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The Moment Everything Became Real
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The Moment Everything Became Real

If you’re reading this, you’re part of this moment with us.

Your excitement matters to us. your anticipation gives us energy. You’re the reason we believe this story is worth telling.

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On Color and Presence
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On Color and Presence

We knew the color palette couldn't be arbitrary.

After all, these sweaters were never meant to be seasonal trends. They were designed to be lived in. Remembered. Passed down. Anchors for rituals, conversations, quiet mornings, and defining moments alike.

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Heritage, but Make it Ours
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Heritage, but Make it Ours

When we talk about heritage, we’re not referring to the past. We’re talking about the future. About creating something that earns its place over time.

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The Sweater I Couldn’t Find
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The Sweater I Couldn’t Find

There are certain pieces in your wardrobe you don’t forget. Those that made you feel like the best version of yourself. But for me, the sweater was never one of them. But there was this lingering thought: Why hasn’t anyone made a sweater that just works?

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