Our Freyja Vest is designed for the in-between moments of the year, when light returns, but warmth still matters.

Knitted in a refined, breathable wool blend, it offers the structure of our sweater with the ease of a sleeveless layer. The silhouette is quietly sculptural: a softened shoulder, a clean neckline, and a gentle swing through the body that allows it to move with you.

Worn alone or layered, it brings depth without weight - a considered addition to a spring wardrobe built on longevity.

Crafted in our Lake District studio using fully fashioned knitwear techniques, each vest is shaped directly on the machine to minimise waste while creating a garment that holds its form over time.

The yarn is selected for its balance of softness and resilience. Naturally breathable, it regulates temperature across changing conditions.

This is knitwear as an engineered textile; designed to be worn, lived in, and returned to.

• Clean crew neckline with refined tubular finish
• Fully fashioned construction for a precise, sculpted fit
• Subtle swing shape through the body for ease of layering
• Lightweight gauge for spring and trans-seasonal wear
• Finished by hand in our Cumbria studio

Layer over a cotton shirt or our Tricot de Peau base layer in early Spring. It sits comfortably under outerwear without bulk, and transitions seamlessly from indoors to outdoors.

• Relaxed, easy fit
• True to size
• Size up for a more oversized silhouette

Each Freyja Vest is knitted to order in our Lake District studio.

• Lead time: 1–2 weeks
• Reduces overproduction and unnecessary waste
• Allows us to focus on quality and precision in every piece
• Air between wears
• Hand wash cool or specialist wool cycle
• Lay flat to dry

Wool is naturally self-cleaning and requires minimal washing.

Spring asks for adaptability — garments that respond rather than dictate.

The Freyja Vest is our answer to that shift: a lighter layer that still carries the integrity of knitwear. A piece that reflects how we live here — attuned to weather, landscape, and the rhythm of change.