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Knit, cut and sewn by ZANDO. Ordering happens on our retail partner.

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Knitwear and everyday layers

How we knit and sew each piece

We sort our 153 pieces by three questions. You tell the picker what the weather is doing, who the piece is for, and what the wearer will be doing in it. It returns the matching pieces.

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Eight sections in the catalogue

We divide the work into team and cushioned socks, swimsuits, knit hats, clothing, dress socks, scarves, fleece thermals, and tights.

Sport Socks

41 pieces

Everyday & Dress Socks

16 pieces

Swim & Sun

21 pieces

Hats & Beanies

20 pieces

Thermals & Blanket Hoodies

13 pieces

Clothing & Outerwear

18 pieces

Scarves, Wraps & Belts

13 pieces

Tights & Stockings

11 pieces

Sort by your day

A training session needs a stay-up rib, while an afternoon at home calls for loose fleece and sherpa lining.

Sport and training

Team knee highs, cushioned soles, and elastic ribs built to stay up through hard drills.

43 pieces

Out and about

Knit beanies, ribbed ankle socks, and outer layers for walking and everyday errands.

47 pieces

Water and sun

One piece swimsuits, rash guards, swim shorts, and bucket hats with a brim.

22 pieces

Work and occasions

Dress socks, sheer tights, waist belts, and woven scarves with a neat toe seam.

22 pieces

Resting at home

Oversized blanket hoodies, fleece lined leggings, and plush wraps for cold rooms.

19 pieces

Pieces chosen most often

These are the team socks, swim shorts, and knit beanies wearers order most through the storefront.

How our pieces are built

Look at the stitch structure, the join at the heel, and the way the band is closed before you choose a pair or a layer.

1

The top cuff

A wide band holds the sock up against the leg so the yarn does not roll or cut into the calf.

2

The knit rib

Vertical ribs give the sock horizontal stretch so the piece pulls on easily and returns to shape around the leg.

3

The heel turn

A deep heel cup places extra knit fabric where the foot pivots inside a boot or a court shoe.

4

The flat toe seam

A flat seam across the toes keeps bulk out of the front of the shoe when you walk.

Pieces sorted by wearer

Proportions change between a youth shin, a wider adult calf, and a foot that is still growing.

Kids and youth

Shorter legs and snug elastic ribs keep these socks up during team sports and school days.

69 pieces

Women

Proportions match standard shoe shapes with stretch bands knitted for day wear or swimming.

62 pieces

Baby and toddler

Soft knitted ribs hold securely on little legs without tight bands that mark the leg.

16 pieces

Built for the day ahead

We organize our pieces by what is happening outside rather than by a fashion calendar. Rain falls on a Tuesday in spring just like it does in late autumn. Starting with the weather, the person, and the activity gets you to the right ribbed crew, fleece layer, or sun hat without sorting through empty seasonal names.

Recent designs in the catalogue

The latest knitted beanies, rash guards, and team socks added across our eight catalogue sections.

How to wash and dry these pieces

Worth doing

  • Wash in cold water with similar fabrics to keep yarn from pulling.
  • Turn striped and jacquard socks inside out before putting them in the wash.
  • Fasten every clasp, underwire hook, and adjustable strap before laundering.
  • Lay wet knit beanies and sweaters flat so the knit keeps its shape.

Never do this

  • Do not run hot dryers on ribbed cuffs or pieces with elastic.
  • Do not use bleach on polyester swimsuits, lace trims, or merino knits.
  • Do not wring out rash guards or swim tops after a cold rinse.
  • Do not hang heavy knits on wire hangers where the shoulders pull.

Guides on yarn and fit

Read our notes on how cuffs hold, how we stitch toe seams, and which fabrics suit different weather conditions.

Pitch notes

How we knit our team socks

A team sock has a job to do on the field, and the way we knit it decides how it stays up.

Water notes

How our swimsuits are cut and stitched

We cut 21 one piece and two piece suits, tankini tops, swim shorts, rash guards and cover ups in our swim and sun section.

Head notes

What a hat does at the brow

A hat stays on because the band at the brow is knitted narrower than the crown above it.

Notes from wearers

The knee high cuffs stayed up on the field through both halves without sliding down my shin once.

Marcus R.

I washed the cable knit beanie on cold and laid it out flat. The brim kept its exact shape without stretching.

Elena B.

The toe seam on the dress socks sits flat against the shoe box. No bunching around my toes during long shifts.

David K.

Ready to find your piece

Use the picker to filter by your current weather and activity, or look through the individual sections to see how each piece is stitched.

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