Classic naval jumper with a self-faced slit boatneck updated with grafted shoulders, set-in sleeves and short-rowed shoulders and sleeve caps, instead of traditional modified drop shoulders.

Sleek and simple turtleneck based on mid-century military basics.

Slinky, mostly seamless, and divinely heavy -- a gloriously oversized and eminently unisex take on a traditional submariner’s sweater.

The Burton Scarf was designed specifically for a massively bulky yarn, like Cascade’s Magnum. Named in honor of Metallica’s original bassist, the late Cliff Burton, this scarf is worked in a knit-and-purl pattern stitch (chart included) of fat, jagged lines, reminiscent of Burton’s musicianship. The result is a scarf that is a welcome relief fr...

The Karn Cowl is a variation on Kindling & Tinder’s Karn Scarf pattern and utilizes the same mock rib pattern. A cowl ingeniously solves the problem of how to tie one’s scarf on, and can be worn insouciantly over a jacket in cool weather or tucked inside a coat on colder days.

The Karn Scarf is produced with a mock rib pattern that provides both visual interest and creates a dense yet plush and malleable fabric. When looped in the traditional scarf-style (doubled, then wrapped around the neck by pulling the ends of the scarf through the loop at the fold -- as pictured on our model, Curtis), the Karn Scarf is a gentle...

We have always held to the idea that a gentleman’s scarf should be at least as long as he is tall. Now, we don’t know any nine-foot-tall men, but the Gallup scarf will, at any rate, wrap the wearer in nine feet of cozy, cabled love. Named for Simon Gallup, The Cure’s bassist, the scarf’s undulating cables are reminiscent of the melodic underpin...