Lambswool is wool obtained from a young sheep's first shearing, producing fine, soft fibres with a naturally springy handle. It is warm and breathable and is commonly used for knitwear, coats and other cold-weather garments.

Cable knit is a knitted construction featuring raised, twisted or braided motifs created by crossing stitches. The cables form a distinctly three-dimensional surface and are usually set against a flatter knitted background. It is particularly common in substantial sweaters and traditional knitwear.

Founded in New York in 1999 by Ulla Johnson, the brand is known for combining New York ease with influences from the designer's travels and a strong emphasis on craftsmanship. Its collections are characterised by feminine silhouettes, intricate details, embroidery and distinctive prints, with natural fibres forming a consistent foundation of the brand's designs.