What are Stems made of?
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Cotton Cashmere
SHOPAn Italian yarn from blending 85% long-staple cotton with 15% extra-fine cashmere. The combination gives you cashmere's softness and warmth without its full weight or fragility. Cotton adds breathability and structure, Cashmere adds the loft and hand-feel. The result works well for pieces meant to move between seasons rather than sit in deep-winter-only rotation.
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Silky Viscose
SHOPViscose is a semi-synthetic fiber made from regenerated cellulose — typically wood pulp, chemically processed and carefully re-spun into fine, silky filaments. It sits neatly between natural and synthetic: plant-derived at the source, but manufactured through an industrial process. The result is a fiber prized for its exceptional drape, soft hand, and vivid color.
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Premium Cotton
SHOPPremium Cotton is a long staple fiber, sitting at the top of the range, refined rather than reinvented. Grown slower and picked with much more care, it rewards patience with a rare fiber few can ever rival. The result is a fiber prized for its silken hand, natural sheen, and quiet strength — soft enough to feel truly new, strong enough to always stay that way.
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Resilient Polyamide
SHOPPolyamide is spun from long molecular chains, drawn into fine, smooth filaments that bring what no natural fiber can: elasticity, resilience, and strength that shrugs off friction. It lends stretch and durability, holding shape long after softer fibers give way. That fine filament and stretch let a single thread wrap the leg smoothly, without losing shape.