Fine-Gauge Washable Cashmere Inner Top

Fine-Gauge Washable Cashmere Inner Top

¥28,000

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Weight — 120 g/m²

Sizing — Runs true to size. For a base layer fit choose your usual size. For a more relaxed fit worn alone size up.

A fine-gauge inner top knitted from cashmere — a natural fibre known for its soft, warm handfeel and light weight relative to its warmth. This piece is designed to be worn close to the skin as a base layer in cooler months.

Cashmere is a natural protein fibre that many people find comfortable against the skin. Individual sensitivity varies; we recommend trying against your skin before extended wear if you have sensitive skin.

Body Feel

Softness
Breathability
Warmth
Drape
Structure
Stretch
Thickness
Transparency
Fit & Sizing
Close-to-body fit, designed to layer under other garments. Model is 178 cm and wears size M.

Runs true to size. For a base layer fit choose your usual size. For a more relaxed fit worn alone size up.

Care Instructions
  • Hand wash cold in lukewarm water
  • Use a gentle wool or cashmere detergent
  • Do not wring or twist
  • Press out excess water with a towel
  • Lay flat to dry away from direct sunlight or heat
  • Do not tumble dry
  • Steam or cool iron if needed

Fold and store in a breathable bag. Cedar blocks or lavender sachets help deter moths. Do not hang.

Material

This inner top is knitted from cashmere — a natural fibre combed from the undercoat of cashmere goats. Cashmere is valued for its soft handfeel and warmth relative to its weight. This piece uses a fine gauge to produce a fabric that is thin enough to wear comfortably under other garments, while providing meaningful warmth. The fibre grade and micron count will be confirmed and listed here once supplier documentation is received.

Construction — Smooth Jersey

A single-faced knit with a soft face and a slightly textured reverse, with good horizontal stretch.

Smooth jersey is the most common knit construction — a single layer of interlocked loops that creates a soft, flat face and a slightly visible loop structure on the reverse. It stretches comfortably in the width, drapes fluidly, and feels light against the skin. The quality of the yarn determines how refined it feels; in fine-gauge cotton or cashmere, the result is a fabric of exceptional softness and movement.

Surface

Smooth face, slightly looped reverse

Weight range

130–180 g/m²

Stretch

3/5

Construction Details

Neckline

Crew neck with 1×1 rib binding

Sleeve

Long sleeve set-in clean-finished

Hem

Straight hem with 1×1 rib band

Seams

Linked seams at shoulder; flatlock at side and sleeve

Rib

1×1 rib at neck cuffs and hem

Binding

Self-fabric rib binding at neck

Stitching

Coverstitch at hem; lockstitch at shoulder seam

Special

Hand-finished at linking points; lightly steamed

Why It Costs What It Costs

Cashmere is one of the most costly natural fibres by weight. Each goat produces only a small amount of combable undercoat per year, and the raw fibre requires extensive processing before it can be knitted. The price also reflects the fine-gauge knitting process, the hand-finishing at seam points, and small-batch production. This is not a commodity cashmere piece.