A maker's guide to mohair's quiet halo: how the fiber is structured, how it feels against skin, how it knits, and how to care for it across seasons.
Deep dives into the natural fibers Dili works with: mulberry silk, cotton twill, linen, cashmere, mohair, wool. How they behave under tension, how they age, why we chose them for a specific silhouette, and what the wearer should expect over time.
A maker's guide to mohair's quiet halo: how the fiber is structured, how it feels against skin, how it knits, and how to care for it across seasons.
Dili Design Team explains how silk-cotton blends drape, feel against skin, behave in construction, and soften over years of careful wear.
Discover why cashmere feels warmer by weight and how merino’s crimped scales create structured warmth for autumn knitwear.
Linen wrinkles because flax fibers are rigid, crystalline, and moisture-responsive. We choose weights and weaves that let creases fall into soft
Dili Design Team explains how mulberry silk softens, shifts in sheen, and develops memory through wear, care, and seasons.