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Striped blanket in GRAND cashmere yarn draped over a chair

Knitwear Designs – Garments

Our pure, fair and long-lasting cashmere yarn from Kyrgyzstan lends itself to a huge variety of knitwear designs. Together with designers near and far, we present a selection of pieces here, along with links to the knitting patterns and to our cashmere yarn.

Ranunculus slipover by Midori Hirose in orange, full view
Ranunculus slipover by Midori Hirose, close-up of the stitch pattern

Slipover designed by Midori Hirose

Ranunculus

Ranunculus is a well-known design by Midori Hirose. It can be knitted with a narrower or wider neckline and with short sleeves or long puff sleeves, with or without a diagonal cuff line. The version shown here is the slipover interpretation by Lalita Wild, knitted from four balls of our SUPERIOR Fire Lily. Get the English knitting pattern and the yarn via the links!

Plain Yoke Tee 28 by Le Knit in raspberry, hanging outdoors
Plain Yoke Tee 28 by Le Knit, close-up

Sweater designed by Le Knit

Plain Yoke Tee 28

The Plain Yoke Tee 28 is a design by Le Knit, knitted by our customer Priska Luther from 12 balls of our SUPERIOR Rubin. The sweater is worked top down in the round in stocking stitch. The only exception is a raised section at the back neck worked in German short rows (GSR). The round yoke is shaped with increases. The links take you straight to the pattern and to our cashmere yarn.

Valais Top by Skeinny Dippin in teal, worn
Valais Top by Skeinny Dippin, close-up of neckline and shoulder

Slipover designed by Skeinny Dippin

Valais Slipover

The Valais Slipover owes its name to the sunny Swiss alpine canton. Skeinny Dippin's delicate design is worked top down in a cable pattern and can be worn either as a cosy winter slipover or as a summery tank top. Around 7 balls of GRAND cashmere, the English knitting pattern via the button – and off you go!

Valais Slipover by Skeinny Dippin, worn
Valais Slipover by Skeinny Dippin, laid flat

Top designed by Skeinny Dippin

Valais Top

The Valais Top is another tribute by designer Skeinny Dippin to the sunny Swiss alpine canton. Its cable motifs are inspired by summer walks through the Valais vineyards. It is knitted bottom up in the round. Around 4 balls of SUPERIOR, the English knitting pattern via the button – and off you go!

Tekla Top by Milena Pauliina in SUPERIOR Terra, worn
Tekla Top by Milena Pauliina, laid flat

Top designed by Milena Pauliina

Tekla Top

Milena Pauliina designed the Tekla Top with Pamir Fine Fibers SUPERIOR Terra. Thanks to the softness of our cashmere yarn, the Tekla Top can easily be worn directly against the skin. At least 4 balls of SUPERIOR, the English knitting pattern via the button – and off you go!

Tekla Bloomers by Milena Pauliina in cashmere, worn
Tekla Top and Tekla Bloomers by Milena Pauliina worn as a set

Bloomers designed by Milena Pauliina

Tekla Bloomers

Milena Pauliina's Tekla Bloomers are the perfect companion to the Tekla Top. Also knitted in our SUPERIOR Terra, they are as fine as a second skin. At least 3 balls of SUPERIOR cashmere yarn, the English knitting pattern via the button – and off you go!

Nuri Cardigan by Sidispinnt with its mosaic pattern, worn
Nuri Cardigan by Sidispinnt, back view

Cardigan designed by Sidispinnt

Nuri Cardigan

The Nuri Cardigan by Sidispinnt stands out with its distinctive mosaic pattern. It is knitted top down in one piece from around 12 balls of SUPERIOR cashmere, shown here in the colours Natural and Terra. As five balls are worked at the same time, this pattern is aimed at experienced knitters.

Sweater No. 15 by My Favourite Things with cable pattern in olive, worn
Sweater No. 15 by My Favourite Things, close-up of the cable pattern

Sweater designed by My Favourite Things

Sweater No. 15

Sweater No. 15 is a design by My Favourite Things. The oversized cable-knit sweater is worked top down and needs no seaming at the end. Size S takes around 21 balls of our CLASSIC cashmere yarn, shown here in Olive. The pattern is available in several languages – find it and the yarn via the links.

Stepping Stones shawl by Julie Knits in Paris, worn
Crescent-shaped Stepping Stones shawl by Julie Knits in Paris, held open

Shawl designed by Julie Knits in Paris

Stepping Stones Shawl

Stepping Stones is a crescent-shaped shawl designed by Julie Knits in Paris. The design takes you from garter stitch through to brioche perfection. The version shown here was knitted by Sophie of MariMarStrickcafé from four balls each of our SUPERIOR cashmere yarn in Natural and Bosco. Get the pattern and the yarn via the links – and off you go!

Fliedertraum stole by Stricktine with its mesh pattern, worn
Fliedertraum stole by Stricktine, close-up

Stole designed by Stricktine

Fliedertraum Stole

The Fliedertraum stole is a design by Christine Schlup, aka Stricktine. The airy mesh pattern in the centre panel widens the shape a little before it narrows again towards both ends. The pattern and the matching cashmere yarn – around 7 balls of our SUPERIOR quality (shown here in Rubin) – are available via the links.

Colby Vest by pleasure Knitwear in SUPERIOR Tawny Port, close-up
Colby Vest by pleasure Knitwear in SUPERIOR Tawny Port

Vest designed by pleasure Knitwear

Colby Vest

The Colby Vest was designed by Danish designer Benjamin Svane, aka pleasure_knitwear, using our SUPERIOR Tawny Port. The timeless vest is knitted top down and has a relaxed fit, so it sits perfectly over a shirt. At least 5 balls of SUPERIOR, the pattern via the link – and off you go!

Bolero Oleander by Woolcoffeetea in SUPERIOR, worn
Bolero Oleander by Woolcoffeetea on a hanger

Bolero designed by Woolcoffeetea

Bolero Oleander

The Bolero Oleander was designed by Stefanie Bender, aka Woolcoffeetea. Crocheted seamlessly in an openwork pattern from our SUPERIOR Tawny Port, it suits every size. Around 5 balls of SUPERIOR cashmere yarn and the crochet pattern via the button – and off you go!