Made in New York
Materials, factories, and the process behind every piece.
Halden is developed and made in New York. Here is how each piece is built — where the fiber comes from, where it is spun, and how it is knitted to order in Brooklyn.
The making
Closer to the people who design and wear the clothes.
We keep production in New York whenever possible — in the same environment the clothing is designed to navigate. That proximity lets us work directly with experienced makers, evaluate materials in real conditions, and refine the fit piece by piece.
Chosen to wear often.
From Scottish cashmere to lower-impact Eco Viscose, every fiber is selected for how it feels, performs, ages, and fits into real life.
Made close to home.
Knitting and finishing happen in Brooklyn, NY, with yarn spun in Scotland and fiber sourced from trusted regions.
Knit in one piece.
Each piece is produced on-demand using seamless 3D WHOLEGARMENT® machines — fewer seams, less waste, made without excess inventory.
Fabrics
A short list of fibers worth wearing often.
We choose a small set of materials and use them well. Each one earns its place through comfort, performance, and longevity.
Gobi fiber · Spun in Scotland
100% Scottish Cashmere
- Combed from goats raised in the Gobi's extreme climate, then selected for fineness, length, and consistency.
- Spun by Todd & Duncan on the shores of Loch Leven, Scotland, with more than 150 years of craft.
- Longer, higher-quality fibers create a smoother yarn that wears better over time and helps reduce pilling.
Wood-based cellulose
100% Eco Viscose
- Made from wood-based cellulose sourced from certified or controlled renewable sources.
- Produced with at least 50% less water than generic viscose.
- Generates at least 50% fewer carbon emissions than generic viscose.
Process
Seamless 3D knitting, made on demand.
Rather than cutting and sewing panels, we knit each garment in a single continuous piece — then finish and ship it from Brooklyn without holding excess inventory.
Seamless comfort
No side seams, no shoulder seams, no scratch. The garment is knitted in one continuous piece so it moves with you, not against you.
Minimal waste
Traditional knitwear is cut and sewn from panels, creating offcuts. WHOLEGARMENT® knitting builds the piece in 3D, using only the yarn the garment needs.
Flexible movement
The engineered knit structure stretches and recovers in every direction, giving a tailored silhouette that never feels restrictive.
Made on-demand
Each piece is produced in under an hour on Shima Seiki WHOLEGARMENT® machines in Brooklyn, NY — precision knit, finished, and shipped without excess inventory.
Factories & partners
Where the fiber is grown, spun, and knit.
A single Halden piece can move across several places before it reaches you. These are the makers and regions behind it.
Cashmere yarn · Spinning
Todd & Duncan · Loch Leven, Scotland
Our Scottish cashmere is spun by Todd & Duncan on the shores of Loch Leven, where cashmere yarn has been made for more than 150 years.
Eco Viscose fiber
LENZING™ ECOVERO™ · Certified renewable wood sources
Our Eco Viscose is made from wood-based cellulose from certified or controlled sources, with at least 50% less water and lower emissions than generic viscose.
Knitting & production
Tailored Industry · Brooklyn, New York
Every piece is knit on-demand with Tailored Industry in Brooklyn on seamless 3D WHOLEGARMENT® machines, then finished and shipped without excess inventory.
Made to order
Fewer pieces. Made because you asked for them.
Every Halden piece is produced on demand in New York — so nothing is made to sit on a shelf. Explore the capsule collection designed to work together.
