Todd & Duncan
Mill workers and the landscape around Loch Leven tell the story behind Todd & Duncan’s Scottish cashmere.
Films about the character of fibres, yarns and fabrics, from their origins to the finished collection.
Mill workers and the landscape around Loch Leven tell the story behind Todd & Duncan’s Scottish cashmere.
At the Tongxiang mill, black and white brings the shapes and rhythms of wool production into focus.
The story of cashmere starts with portraits of goats, filmed on a set built in the Inner Mongolian desert.
The film places recovered cashmere fibres and knit samples alongside finished garments, showing what regeneration makes possible.
For the Tokyo collection, the film connects the clothes to Vitale Barberis Canonico’s wool archive and the work inside its mill.
Dancers follow the folds and fall of the cashmere, making its softness something you can see.
Cold and altitude on the Monte Bianco glacier put high-performance merino yarns in the world they were designed for.
On an experimental set, moving light gives wool and cashmere fibres a visual rhythm of their own.
Macro images of hand-mixed wool and cashmere show the individual strands inside each blend of colour.
Yarns arranged in crossing X forms give the new identity the texture of the collection itself.
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