The House’s identity as a British outfitter is expressed through references to the UK’s own design heritage, seen here in the use of the Argyle motif, a Scottish pattern with origins in 17th-century tartan. Made from cashmere, this vest is knitted using the intarsia method, a technically demanding process requiring separate-coloured yarns to be worked directly into the fabric.
The House’s identity as a British outfitter is expressed through references to the UK’s own design heritage, seen here in the use of the Argyle motif, a Scottish pattern with origins in 17th-century tartan. Made from cashmere, this vest is knitted using the intarsia method, a technically demanding process requiring separate-coloured yarns to be worked directly into the fabric.
