Wool, Cashmere & Textiles

Films about the character of fibres, yarns and fabrics, from their origins to the finished collection.

Todd & Duncan

Mill workers and the landscape around Loch Leven tell the story behind Todd & Duncan’s Scottish cashmere.

Cashmere fibres passing over rollers inside the Todd & Duncan mill
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Wool Origins

At the Tongxiang mill, black and white brings the shapes and rhythms of wool production into focus.

Black-and-white view along repeating metal components in textile machinery
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Cashmere Origins

The story of cashmere starts with portraits of goats, filmed on a set built in the Inner Mongolian desert.

Black-and-white portrait of a long-haired goat against a dark background
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Re/cashmere

The film places recovered cashmere fibres and knit samples alongside finished garments, showing what regeneration makes possible.

Model wearing a beige cashmere sweater over a white shirt, seated on a burgundy sofa
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Barneys New York

For the Tokyo collection, the film connects the clothes to Vitale Barberis Canonico’s wool archive and the work inside its mill.

Hands positioning a paper pattern on Vitale Barberis Canonico wool fabric, with the mill’s name visible on the selvedge
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Cariaggi

Dancers follow the folds and fall of the cashmere, making its softness something you can see.

Three dancers grouped among pink cashmere textiles, with fabric extending across the foreground
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X Dynamic Soul

Cold and altitude on the Monte Bianco glacier put high-performance merino yarns in the world they were designed for.

Three people walking across a snow-covered glacier beneath rocky peaks
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Sense of Light

On an experimental set, moving light gives wool and cashmere fibres a visual rhythm of their own.

White Yarn is vibration typography over fibres with blue and pink light trails
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Metachroma

Macro images of hand-mixed wool and cashmere show the individual strands inside each blend of colour.

Pink and green fibres crossed by fine red, yellow and orange yarns in a macro composition
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Feel the X Attitude

Yarns arranged in crossing X forms give the new identity the texture of the collection itself.

Beige yarns crossing diagonally in front of parallel threads, with fine fibres visible
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