Knitwear for cold days

Person in a knit beanie and scarf in a snowy northern landscape

Woven North is a new knitwear brand. We're starting with two things and doing them properly: beanies and scarves. More knitwear follows.

The first drop

Two pieces to begin with. Each one gets our full attention before anything else joins the line.

Person wearing a red knit beanie outdoors in winter
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Beanies

Close-fitting knit hats for frost, wind and early starts. The first piece we're putting our name on.

See the beanies
Knit scarf worn on a cold, windy day by the coast
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Scarves

Knit scarves to wrap up in when the wind turns. Soft against the neck, warm enough for the walk home.

See the scarves
Close-up of knitted stitches

Why knit

Knit is made of loops, one row pulled through the next. Those loops hold warm air close to you and give the fabric its stretch, so a beanie sits snug and a scarf moves with you.

It's the oldest answer to cold weather we know. We'd rather make a few pieces that do it well than a long list that doesn't.

More knitwear is on the needles

Beanies and scarves are only the start. New pieces will join the collection soon. If you'd like to hear when they land, send us a note.

Ask to hear first

The care label

Good knitwear lasts for years if you treat it gently. The short version of what's on the tag.

  1. 01Wash by hand in cool water with a gentle wool detergent.
  2. 02Press the water out. Never wring or twist the knit.
  3. 03Dry flat on a towel, reshaped while it's still damp.
  4. 04Fold it for storage. Hanging stretches knitwear over time.
  5. 05Pick off small pills by hand or with a fabric comb.
  6. 06Air it out between wears. Knitwear rarely needs washing.

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