Fabrics
Four fabrics. Each one exists because a different part of the day asks for something different.
SwingFree™
A 90/10 poly-spandex technical interlock, developed over a year before it went on sale. The reinforced shoulder construction is the part that matters — the seam sits flush along the shoulder point, so the sleeve travels with the swing instead of catching against it. Four-way stretch, moisture-wicking, holds its shape through a full round.
Pima Piqué
58% Pima cotton, 42% microfibre piqué knit. The Pima is extra-long-staple — fewer exposed fibre ends, a smoother surface, better recovery than a standard cotton piqué. It is the piece in the line that reads equally right on the course and across a lunch table.
Peruvian Cotton
The original NIAM line, and the oldest thing we make. Peruvian cotton cut into tees, joggers, sweatshirts and reversible knits — softness you can feel through the first wash rather than after ten.
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French Terry
Looped on the inside, smooth on the face. Warm without weight, which is why it ends up on the joggers, the crewnecks and the quarter-zips.