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Trebisonda 1/15

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Trebisonda 1/15

A woollen-spun cashmere-and-merino yarn from Lanecardate in Biella — super-fine Australian merino carded with dehaired Chinese cashmere for warmth without weight.

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Lanecardate

What it is

Trebisonda is Lanecardate's carded blend yarn, count 1/15: 70% super-fine Australian merino wool and 30% dehaired Chinese cashmere. "Woollen-spun" (carded) means the fibres are lofted rather than combed flat, so the finished yarn traps air — soft, warm and light, with a gentle halo instead of a hard worsted sheen. The merino gives resilience, elasticity and an even next-to-skin feel; the cashmere adds the softness and warmth that only a fine down fibre can. Dehairing strips the coarse guard hairs from the cashmere so only the fine down is spun.

Why we chose it

A sweatshirt is one of the most-worn things in a wardrobe, so the yarn has to earn its place against the skin. Pure cashmere is glorious but delicate; super-fine merino is hard-wearing and temperature-regulating but, on its own, not as soft. The 70/30 blend takes the best of both — merino’s structure and durability, cashmere’s hand — and the woollen-spun construction keeps the knit light and warm rather than heavy. It is the quiet workhorse behind the Derice.

Lanecardate

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Lanecardate

Trebisonda 1/15 belongs to a wider making practice. Return to Lanecardate to understand the maker, its place and why Archibald chose to work with it.

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Made with Trebisonda 1/15

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  1. The Derice Sweatshirt in Cashmere and extra fine Merino Wool

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    The Derice Sweatshirt in Cashmere and extra fine Merino Wool

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