Autumn Winter Premium Collection

HWIN Studio introduces a limited collection of refined knitwear and woven pieces, crafted from 100% cashmere and 100% yak wool chosen for their exceptional softness and warmth. 

Defined by understated elegance and everyday luxury, this collection brings together timeless investment pieces designed to be versatile and worn for years to come, reflecting our uncompromising approach to quality and exceptional craftsmanship.

The Audrey Jacket

The Audrey Jacket

The Audrey Jacket

The Kate Cardigan

The Kate Cardigan

The Kate Cardigan

The Heidi Top

The Heidi Top

The Heidi Top

£340.00

Cashmere

Mongolian cashmere comes from the exceptionally fine undercoat of cashmere goats, developed naturally to protect them through Mongolia’s harsh winters. As the weather warms and the goats begin to shed, this precious fibre is carefully collected before being sorted according to qualities such as fineness, length and colour.

The raw cashmere is then cleaned and dehaired, separating the exceptionally soft undercoat from the coarser outer fibres.

Naturally soft, lightweight and insulating, high-quality cashmere offers warmth without unnecessary weight. With considered care, it becomes softer and more characterful with wear, to be enjoyed season after season.

Yak Wool

Yak wool is equally remarkable. Yaks have adapted to some of Mongolia’s coldest and most exposed environments, developing a dense coat to protect them from extreme conditions.

Beneath the animal’s coarse protective outer hair lies a much finer, softer undercoat. This down is collected during the natural shedding season, then carefully separated and cleaned to reveal the soft fibre beneath. The result is a fibre known for its warmth, softness and natural character. 

Cashmere or Yak: What’s the Difference?

Both cashmere and yak come from the soft insulating undercoat, but each fibre has its own distinct character.

Cashmere is exceptionally fine, soft and lightweight. It has a smooth, luxurious hand feel and provides remarkable warmth without heaviness. 

Yak has a slightly more substantial, tactile character. Soft and exceptionally warm, it has a natural depth and richness that feels both luxurious and grounded. Yak fibres occur naturally in beautiful earthy shades.

Where cashmere feels light, refined and exceptionally soft, yak feels warm, enveloping and naturally tactile. Neither is inherently better - they offer two different expressions of natural luxury.

At HWIN Studio, we choose each fibre for its individual qualities.

Caring for Your Pieces

Wash with care

Cashmere and yak does not need to be washed after every wear. When needed, hand wash in cool water using a small amount of gentle wool or cashmere detergent. Avoid rubbing, twisting or wringing the fabric.

Dry naturally

Gently press out excess water without wringing, then reshape and lay flat to dry away from direct heat or sunlight. Avoid tumble drying.

Store folded

Allow your cashmere to rest between wears and always store it folded rather than hung, which can distort its shape. For longer-term storage, make sure each piece is clean and kept in a cool, dry place.

Care for the surface

Light pilling can naturally occur with fine cashmere, particularly in areas of friction, and is not an indication of inferior quality. A cashmere comb can be used gently to remove excess fibres and maintain the finish of your piece.