72% matchHolzweiler
Cashmere-and-silk focus, colder Scandinavian palette
What changes: Lower price, factory-scale production rather than in-house handlooms
Brand profile
Los Angeles label making hand-loomed, hand-dyed luxury cashmere knitwear and blankets with a relaxed California aesthetic.
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Greg Chait started in 2007 with hand-dyed cashmere blankets sold through Maxfield, and blankets are still part of the range alongside sweaters, hats and loungewear.
Most pieces are produced at the brand's downtown Los Angeles workshop using hand-spun yarns, handlooms and in-house dyeing, which explains the very high prices.
The signatures are tie-dyed and intarsia cashmere sweaters in loose California proportions, placing it between quiet luxury and streetwear rather than classic knitwear.
72% matchCashmere-and-silk focus, colder Scandinavian palette
What changes: Lower price, factory-scale production rather than in-house handlooms
66% matchSmall-batch wool and linen made locally
What changes: Womenswear-only, far lower price, no cashmere specialism
64% matchStricter, monochrome take on luxury basics
What changes: Tailoring and jersey systems instead of hand-dyed knitwear
62% matchThe Elder Statesman is a Los Angeles label founded in 2007 by Greg Chait, who started with hand-dyed cashmere blankets sold through Maxfield. It produces most of its knitwear in-house at a downtown LA workshop, using hand-spun yarns, handlooms and in-house dyeing. Signature pieces include tie-dye and intarsia cashmere sweaters, blankets, hats and loungewear in a relaxed California cut. Chrome Hearts holds a minority investment in the business. The brand runs a West Hollywood boutique and expanded to New York in 2024.