Women’s Knitwear

The Ermanno Scervino women’s knitwear collection interprets Fall Winter 2026/27 through natural yarns chosen for their softness, lightness and exceptional tactile quality. Cashmere, merino wool, mohair and alpaca shape a wardrobe in which the tradition of Italian knitwear meets a distinctly contemporary sensibility.

Cable knits, ribbed constructions, jacquard patterns, openwork stitches and three dimensional textures reveal the character of each yarn without overwhelming it. The interest lies in the surface, in the depth of a cable, the rhythm of a rib or the unexpected lightness of a knit that appears more substantial than it feels.

From women’s cashmere sweaters to cardigans and more textural knitwear, each piece balances comfort with precision. Made in Italy craftsmanship is expressed through material and technique, creating knitwear designed not simply for warmth, but for the way it feels, moves and becomes part of a wardrobe.

Women’s sweaters and cardigans reveal an approach to knitwear in which the quality of the yarn and creative research are almost inseparable. Cashmere, merino wool, mohair and alpaca are explored through techniques that introduce depth, volume and character while preserving the softness that defines the materials themselves.

Cable knits, ribbing, jacquard motifs and openwork stitches become part of the silhouette rather than decoration applied to it. Texture gives dimension, volume creates proportion, softness prevents either from feeling heavy. It is a quiet form of craftsmanship, one that becomes most apparent through touch.

Women’s cardigans and sweaters sit naturally alongside the Maison’s blazers, pants, skirts and outerwear, allowing knitwear to move between different layers and moments of the day. A cashmere sweater can soften the precision of tailoring, while a textured cardigan can introduce depth without disturbing the balance of a silhouette.

Ermanno Scervino women’s knitwear brings these ideas together through Italian craftsmanship and a continuing exploration of fine yarns. Tradition provides the technique, material gives it character, contemporary proportions bring it into the present. The result is knitwear that feels considered rather than precious, tactile, refined and naturally feminine.