A good half of this jacquard sweater is made from mohair, which is obtained from the fine hair of Angora goats. It is particularly light and soft and has a delicately shiny surface. The natural fiber also insulates well against the cold and is temperature-regulating at the same time. In our range, we only offer mohair from controlled organic animal husbandry to ensure that the Angora goats are kept under species-appropriate conditions and that the shearing process is cruelty-free. The other half of the carefully considered combination of materials is warming wool from controlled organic animal husbandry. The jacquard knit has a beautiful melange tone, accentuated by a black stripe on the front and back. The slightly cropped fit creates a casual look. Rib-knitted cuffs on the sleeves and hem and a ribbed round neckline round off the design. Whether paired with jeans or a skirt, this sweater will quickly become a favorite piece in your winter wardrobe.

On the western tip of the Breton peninsula lies the department of Finistère, whose name—dating back to Roman times—means “the end of the earth.” For the Bretons, however, it is “Penn ar Bed,” the beginning of the world—an interpretation that far better suits the Quimper-based brand “Les Racines du Ciel,” founded by Nathalie Goyette and Christian Tournafol. The brand’s origins lie in the fact that, since 2005, the two have been designing elegant, feminine, and timeless women’s fashion with the highest quality standards. Production takes place in artisanal workshops in Portugal.