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Brand profile
New York cashmere label sourcing directly from Mongolian herders, known for plainly styled knitwear at prices below traditional luxury cashmere.
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The founders source raw cashmere directly from nomadic herders in Mongolia's Gobi Desert, cutting out traders and brokers who normally sit between herd and mill.
Cashmere crewnecks, cardigans, joggers, hats and scarves are priced well below traditional luxury cashmere labels, which is the whole point of the direct supply chain.
Styling is minimal and color-driven rather than seasonal, and the brand funds herder and grassland support work through the Naadam Bogd Fund.
85% matchCashmere-led contemporary basics, more designed silhouettes
What changes: Higher price point and broader ready-to-wear range
75% matchArchitectural minimalism over plain color-driven knits
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What changes: Global retail chain with dressier tailoring, no direct sourcing story
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What changes: Full wardrobe focus rather than cashmere specialism
Naadam is a New York knitwear label founded in 2013 by college friends Matt Scanlan and Diederik Rijsemus, who buy raw cashmere directly from nomadic herders in Mongolia's Gobi Desert to cut out traders and brokers. The range covers crewnecks, cardigans, joggers, hats and scarves in plain, color-driven styling rather than trend pieces, priced well below traditional luxury cashmere. Scanlan remains CEO, the company sells online and through its own US stores, and it runs herder and grassland support work through the Naadam Bogd Fund.