Daimon: The Soul of Eco-Knitwear

Posted on Oct 12, 2013

Last Updated on Oct 12, 2013

By Amy-Louise Tracey

Meaning ‘soul’ in ancient Greek, Daimon was the name chosen by Barbara Ficagna and Petra Mojzisova for their knitwear brand, as they hoped their range could help clients satorially express their inner self and spirt.

While knitwear designs can often swing between outrageously avant-garde (think Sister by Sibling, for example) and classical but boring (any black polo neck comes to mind), the pair specifically styled their label to fit in between.

Made from pure Lana Merino wool and dyed naturally, the range includes much more than just jumpers: there are trousers, leggings, cardis, skirts and tanks too.

There’s a lot of versatility in the range: add some killer heels and and jewellery and you’re good for evening; wear some motorcycle boots with these for a more casual look.

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