Women’s Cashmere Merino Jumpers

Choosing between the three largely comes down to how you like your jumpers and sweaters to feel. Pure cashmere offers exceptional softness and warmth for its weight; Merino wool is naturally breathable, lightweight and easy to layer; our cashmere Merino knitwear brings qualities of both fibres together in one versatile knit.

Explore our women’s cashmere or women’s Merino collections if you prefer either fibre on its own.

Adding cashmere gives the blend a particularly soft handle, although the feel of any finished knit also depends on factors such as fibre quality, yarn, gauge and stitch. If softness is your priority, cashmere Merino offers a useful middle ground between pure Merino and pure cashmere.

Yes. Both cashmere and Merino provide warmth without requiring a particularly bulky knit. Blending the two makes cashmere Merino well suited to lightweight layers that can be worn alone or beneath a jacket or coat when temperatures fall.

Yes. Its combination of warmth and relatively light weight makes cashmere Merino particularly easy to layer. Wear a fine knit on its own in milder weather, beneath tailoring for work or under heavier outerwear through winter.

Neither is necessarily better; they simply offer a different balance. Pure cashmere is prized for its exceptional softness and warmth for its weight, while a cashmere Merino blend combines some of that softness with the breathability and character of fine Merino wool. Which you choose comes down to how you like your knitwear to feel and wear.

Hand wash your cashmere Merino jumper separately in cool water, turning it inside out first. Reshape while damp and lay flat to dry, avoiding the tumble dryer. Alternatively, it can be dry cleaned. From time to time, gently use a pilling comb to help keep the knit looking its best.