Dutch quality: Knit Factory knitwear made of wool and acrylic, crafted in the Netherlands.

Discover the unique comfort of Knit Factory, the 100% Dutch brand renowned for its artisanally crafted knitwear and apparel. The collections are designed and manufactured entirely in the Netherlands. What makes these sleek knits so special is the unique blend of wool and acrylic. But why choose this combination? By uniting the best qualities of both materials, the result is a wonderfully warm product that holds its shape perfectly, resists pilling, and is completely itch-free. Please note: due to the artisanal process, slight color variations between items are possible.

Women’s wool cardigans offering optimal comfort

These women’s wool cardigans are knitted from a high-quality wool-acrylic blend. People who are typically sensitive to 100% wool can often wear these garments comfortably; after all, it is usually the lanolin—not the wool itself—that causes irritation. Thanks to the carefully balanced composition, this is not an issue here. Moreover, the collection’s stylish colors coordinate effortlessly with the rest of your wardrobe. For instance, the cardigans pair beautifully with matching scarves, hats, or a fashionable poncho.

Warm and stylish accessories

The range includes not only clothing but also a wide selection of warm accessories. Complete your outfit with wool scarves, neckties, ponchos, and hats. Popular items such as wraps, triangular scarves, infinity scarves, and comfortable beanies are also essential for colder days.

Organic cotton clothing for summer

In addition to knitwear, the brand offers a beautiful organic cotton collection for warm summer days. This line includes dresses, tunics, shirt dresses, sarongs, skirts, and tops. The garments are made from muslin (hydrophilic cotton), which feels wonderfully soft and lightweight, and is pleasantly airy to wear. Ideal for holidays: you can quickly wash the items by hand, and they dry incredibly fast. This cooling womenswear is also produced entirely in the Netherlands.