Cable Oversized
A relaxed oversized silhouette with cable panels at the front. Textured and cozy.
Classic Longsleeve
Sits at the shoulder: armhole and cap from your measurements.
Raglan
The sleeve runs up to the neckline — easy through the shoulders.
Drop shoulder
The seam drops onto the arm — a soft, relaxed shape.
Vest
Sleeveless, made for layering over a shirt or a dress.
Cardigan
An open front and a band with the buttonholes already placed.
S, M and L were invented for factories.
You knit for yourself.
If a sweater in “M” doesn't fit, it isn't your body and it isn't your hands. A factory needs a size because it can't see you. You know yourself: where you're longer, narrower, fuller. Tell us once, and every pattern here is drafted for you.
Tell us about yourself once. After that, every pattern is already made for you.
Pick your type and add your own twist: your individual measurements. You do it once. From then on the sweater, the vest and the cardigan are already worked out for you, not for a standard. The evening of calculations with a pencil and a calculator stays in the past. You just choose what to knit next.
The recipe for a sweater that's yours.
Like any good recipe: a base, your own twist, and the thing that gives it flavour. Pick yours, it takes half a minute.
Nine figures. One of them looks a lot like you.
Ordinary patterns are drafted for one standard figure. We have nine bases, and yours is ready.
Now the part no type has.
Longer arms, sloping shoulders, a fuller bust. That isn't a deviation from the norm. That's you.
Yarn is alive.
It's the topping on the cake: same recipe, different taste. One pattern in firm cotton and in flowing silk makes two different sweaters. So knit a swatch, and the pattern adjusts to your yarn.
Here's what we'll do for you.
example · pick your owntall, over 172 cm · fuller hips · longer arms · flowing yarn
- We add length to the body, sleeves and torso so nothing comes up short.
- We give the hips more room so the sweater doesn't pull or ride up.
- The sleeve is worked out from your arm length, not from a chart.
- Flowing yarn: we bind off the neck edge, stabilise the shoulder and keep the side seams.
Yarn is alive. So we “taste” the first sweater.
We don't promise it fits the first time. We could, it sells beautifully. But yarn stretches, settles after washing and answers to your hands in particular. So try the first sweater on the way you taste a dish before serving: somewhere it will want a centimetre, and that's normal.
Change one measurement and the whole pattern recalculates.
The correction stays with you. The next sweater starts from it.
Then you just knit. Row by row.
Needles get the written pattern, the machine gets the row tracker. It counts with you and always shows both sides of the carriage. Forty seconds in the video.
To the designs →
video — after the test roundMeasured wrong? We'll catch it
The standard for your size sits beside every measurement. An unusual number is flagged before it reaches the pattern.
Written instructions for needles, a row tracker for the machine — from one calculation.
New yarn, new swatch, and the pattern is recalculated in seconds.
A design you bought is yours for good. Recalculate it for any measurements and any yarn, as often as you like.
What the first knitters say.
[tester quote · sweater one]
[tester quote · sweater two]
[tester quote · on the machine]
I unravelled sweaters that never fitted, without knowing how to fix them. So I built the tool I could not find.
The proportions come from the M. Müller & Sohn tailoring system, adapted for the stretch and ease of knitted fabric. Nothing invented. Borrowed from tailors who have been solving fit for a hundred years.
your swatch, measured · stand-in photoYou know your size.
We'll count the rest.
Your first pattern is a gift, for signing up.
Build my patternStill thinking? No rush. Your measurements aren't going anywhere, and your first pattern will wait for you.