Knitwear

The women’s knitwear is designed to flatter the figure through textures, volumes and varying thicknesses. Designs created to create layers, provide warmth and form part of a versatile wardrobe suitable for any time of year.

Types of women’s knitwear

The versatility of knitwear allows you to combine tops and bottoms within the same aesthetic. A total look can be created using a shared colour palette or texture.

Jumpers, cardigans and knitted jackets

The knitted jumpers keep you warm and can be worn as a centrepiece or as a mid-layer. Meanwhile, cardigans allow you to easily adjust your layers, whilst knitted jackets offer a lighter alternative to other outerwear and can be paired with coats and jackets when the temperature drops.

Knit waistcoats, tops and polo shirts

Waistcoats allow you to layer without completely covering the garment underneath, whilst knitted tops provide a simple base for the milder months. Furthermore, polo shirts add a touch of sporty flair to form the basis of more relaxed looks.

Knitted skirts and trousers

A knitted skirt flows with your movements thanks to its supple drape and can be paired with tops of various styles. The knitted trousers prioritise comfort and allow you to put together coordinated outfits or create contrast with sturdier fabrics.

Knitted dresses

The knitted dress completes the outfit in a single piece. The fabric’s stretch and drape allow for different silhouettes, ranging from more fitted designs to loose-fitting styles that adapt naturally to the body.

How to choose women’s knitwear for different occasions?

The type of garment, the fabric and the silhouette can help you adapt your knitwear to every situation:

Office days: fine yarns and more structured designs allow you to maintain a polished look without compromising on comfort.

Quiet moments: loose-fitting jumpers, cardigans and loose-fitting trousers suit a more relaxed pace.

Special occasions: a midi dress or a well-draped knitted skirt can create a simple yet defined look.

How to style women’s knitwear?

Knitwear allows you to play with layers, materials and proportions without losing cohesion. Some simple combinations are based on:

Contrasting textures: combine a chunky-knit jumper with a flowing skirt or with handbags with clean lines.

Layering: a waistcoat over a shirt adds structure and allows you to adapt your look to changing temperatures.

Monochrome: sticking to a single colour palette creates continuity. The shoes can follow this theme or introduce contrast.