What Tricot is known for
Paris-founded knitwear label started in 2019 by Rémi de Laquintane and Tom Lehman, making largely recycled-cashmere, unisex sweaters worked by artisans in Italy; sold direct-to-consumer without seasonal collections.
Tricot was founded in Paris in 2019 by photographer and designer Rémi de Laquintane together with Tom Lehman, out of a stated aim to produce a single, exceptional cashmere sweater rather than a broad seasonal range. The pieces are made largely from recycled cashmere and organic wool, worked by artisans in Italy -- Venetian workshops, specifically -- into a relaxed, unisex silhouette. The brand operates direct-to-consumer, without intermediaries, releasing new pieces every couple of months rather than following traditional seasonal collections or running sales. Stated design references include Éric Rohmer's new-wave film 'La Collectionneuse,' 1980s United Colors of Benetton advertising, traditional Breton fishing garments, and Moroccan rugs, all folded into a deliberately quiet, understated approach to knitwear.
How ORBIS reads this city
Best for — Colorful Paris knitwear — sweaters and cardigans with a made-to-order feel
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