Knitwear

Small, fibre-led collections shaped by collaboration and context

Wrapt Knitwear X Guillotine by Lisa Jaffe

A knitwear capsule in mohair and merino wool

Made in collaboration with Lisa Jaffe, the capsule brings together two noble Karoo fibres in a series of considered silhouettes.

Familiar Wrapt forms are reworked through subtle structural shifts, hand-finished detail, and a palette developed for Guillotine. Three mohair garments and two merino accessories form a compact, versatile offering—lightweight, insulating, and durable.

Available from Guillotine, in-store and online.

Wanda Lephoto X Hannelie Bekker

Handwoven stripes translated into knit

Model wearing a colourful striped knitted vest standing against a green background with their shadow cast on the wall. The vest was made by Hannelie Bekker | Wrapt Knitwear in collaboration with Wanda Lephoto.

Model wearing a colourful striped mohair sweater and a small stack of hats. The sweater was made as a collaboration between Hannelie Bekker | Wrapt Knitwear and Wanda Lephoto.

Working from Wanda Lephoto’s Sunsum stripes, this collaboration translates handwoven patterning into knit.
Stripes shift in weight, proportion and texture, while moving between mohair, merino wool, and cotton. The result is a set of pieces defined by both visual and tactile rhythm.

Available from Wanda Lephoto and at & by Andticks (Nine Yards)

Wrapt Knitwear at & by Andticks

Colorful sleeveless mohair sweater with pink, green, and blue accents, paired with purple and red knitted skinny scarves

Layering pieces in mohair and cotton

An ongoing collaborative conversation with & by Andticks results in a an evolving range of layering items.

Mohair and cotton are worked in a palette of energetic, saturated colour. Vests, skinny scarves and button ornaments act as “third pieces”, shifting proportion and adding emphasis.

Available from & by Andticks (Nine Yards)