Knitwear
Cashmere, merino and cotton knits — quiet warmth with a considered finish.
The Knitwear Edit
Knitwear that lasts
The TM Limited Knitwear Range
Knitwear is where quiet luxury shows. Our range spans fine-gauge crew necks, rollnecks and half-zips, worked in cashmere, merino and lambswool for warmth without weight. Clean lines, ribbed finishes that hold their shape, and a hand-feel you will reach for daily.
Choosing Your Colour
Neutrals lead — navy, stone, charcoal, oatmeal — and layer effortlessly under a coat or over a shirt. Tonal dressing looks considered and expensive; keep one richer tone, like bottle green, for quiet contrast.
When Is Knitwear the Right Choice?
A fine-knit crew works under a blazer or over a shirt; a rollneck carries an evening on its own; a half-zip bridges smart and casual. From cool offices to weekend layering, knitwear is the most versatile thing you can own.
FAQ
Your questions answered
Where can I buy TM Limited knitwear?
Directly here at TM Limited. Everything in this collection is available to order and ships worldwide.
How do I measure for the right knit fit?
Measure your chest at the fullest point, kept level and relaxed, and compare to the size guide. Fine knits have a little give; size up if you prefer to layer underneath.
How should knitwear fit?
The shoulder seam should sit at your shoulder edge, the body should skim without clinging, and the hem should land at the belt. Sleeves should reach the wrist bone.
What makes quality knitwear?
Check the fibre and gauge: natural yarns like cashmere and merino, an even, dense knit, and firm ribbing at the collar and cuffs. Quality knits resist pilling and hold their shape.
How do I choose my size?
Take your usual size for a close, modern fit; size up for a relaxed drape. Rollnecks and half-zips wear slightly closer than crews.
How do I care for cashmere and merino?
Hand-wash cool or use a wool cycle, then dry flat — never hang heavy knits. De-pill gently with a comb and fold to store. Following the care label keeps them soft for years.
