The MÖKKI Beanie by designer Jean-Philippe Cliche is inspired by the Finnish word mökki, meaning “little hut” or “cottage”. This term evokes the comfort and warmth of a wilderness refuge, reminiscent of moments when we huddle together in the shelter of winter’s cold. Like those cocooning moments, the MÖKKI Beanie is designed to offer an enveloping, comforting sensation, thanks to its thick, fluffy texture. It’s the ideal companion for facing cold days in style and comfort.

The “Dun Beanie” by Jean-Philippe Clicheis inspired by the Swedish word “dun” meaning “down”. This design combines warmth and lightness, reminiscent of the comfort of a cozy nest. Its design reflects softness and elegance by integrating traditional techniques with a modern style.

The TEGEL HAT from our friend Jean-Philippe, at Atelier Clichē, borrows its name from the Swedish word “tegel,” meaning “brick.” This accessory is a tribute to strong geometric patterns and rich textures, evoking the sturdiness and warmth of a Nordic home. This hat is knitted flat with intarsia technique to create the colourblock. The crown is created with short rows, and the hat is closed using grafting in garter stitch. This hat is neither knitted from the bottom up nor from the top down, but rather sideways.