₹ 7,990
₹ 6,392
This crew neck is as comfortable as it is sophisticated. The rich, super silky fabric ensures optimal thermal regulation, & the craftsmanship is truly exceptional. This is a classic piece and great value considering it’ll endure in your wardrobe for years to come. Think of styling it with your trousers, or with a suit for a cocktail dinner. Features tipping detail.
This crew neck is as comfortable as it is sophisticated. The rich, super silky fabric ensures optimal thermal regulation, & the craftsmanship is truly exceptional. This is a classic piece and great value considering it’ll endure in your wardrobe for years to come. Think of styling it with your trousers, or with a suit for a cocktail dinner. Features tipping detail.
Our model is 6’1, chest - 40 and is wearing a size medium, regular fit.
This crew neck is as comfortable as it is sophisticated. The rich, super silky fabric ensures optimal thermal regulation, & the craftsmanship is truly exceptional. This is a classic piece and great value considering it’ll endure in your wardrobe for years to come. Think of styling it with your trousers, or with a suit for a cocktail dinner. Features tipping detail.
Our model is 6’1, chest - 40 and is wearing a size medium, regular fit.
Being extremely fine, merino fibres bend far more than traditional, coarser wool fibres making garments feel soft and luxuriously gentle next to your skin.
Merino wool is the finest and softest sheep’s wool in the world, 1/3rd the diameter of human hair and can be softer than cashmere.
The finer the yarn micron, the softer the fibre. The feeling of prickle and itch comes from fibres with coarse microns of any type of fibre.
Merino fibres are flexible and bend with your body, their scales are very small, and its naturally lanolin-free, thereby less likely to irritate your skin.
Natural elasticity helps Merino wool garments stretch with you, yet return to their original shape.
Merino wool is one of the most breathable fibres, absorbing large quantities of moisture and moving it away to evaporate into the air.
Wool’s 3D crimp traps air, insulating your skin, maintaining a drier microclimate next to your skin, and keeping the wearer warm and dry.
Without chemical treatments of any kind, at a microscopic level, each Merino wool fibre is like a coiled spring that returns to its natural shape after being bent giving a natural resistance to wrinkles.
Wool’s complex chemical structure enables it to absorb and lock away odours within the fibre, only releasing them upon washing.
Merino wool fibres have a natural protective outer layer that helps prevent stains from being absorbed. And because Merino wool tends not to generate static, it attracts less dust and lint.
The chemical structure of wool allows it to transfer up to a third of its own weight in moisture vapour, at high humidity, without feeling wet (hygroscopic).
When it’s hot and dry, wool fabrics can feel up to two times cooler to touch than synthetic fabrics because wool conducts more heat away from your skin and transfers 25% more moisture away from your skin than polyester fabrics, equivalent to an ambient temperature drop of up to four degrees Celsius.
The Woolmark Company is a global authority on wool, working with Australian sheep farmers in R&D, education, certification and marketing of Nature’s most sustainable fibre – Merino Wool....
They were delighted to partner with us to help us achieve our uncompromising standards of a luxurious wearing experience, everlasting quality and Grade A sustainability.
The Woolmark certification ensures that our woollen products meet the stringent requirements of The Woolmark Company. It guarantees that our products are made from 100% pure merino wool and have undergone thorough testing to ensure their quality, durability, and performance.
The Woolmark symbol is recognized worldwide as a mark of excellence in woollen products, and we are honoured to have earned the right to display it on our merchandise for Apex.
With our Apex collection, our dream to create an Indian brand that embodies sophistication and excellence takes a giant leap, pinnacling Andamen’s essence: to marry our Indian roots and aspirations to the world’s highest standards of quality. Our collaboration with Woolmark has been the cornerstone of our pursuit of excellence, achieving the highest standards....
In Apex, we’ve brought some of the world’s most exclusive fabrics — Merino wool and Cashmere — to create a limited capsule of just 30 styles. The material ideology of Apex is singularly focused on using super fine ingredients, each luxuriously soft, rich, vivid and discerning.
The design ideology is best described as “quietly distinguished”. There are beautiful layers in the designs, evoking joy and serendipity. They stand out without trying too much. The collection crescendos, however, with 4 exuberant designs that celebrate the iconic swimming elephant and the waves and land in which he did his thing.
Each piece is made to an uncompromising standard of quality and craftsmanship that proudly equates to the world's finest luxury brands. This is why we are proud to say that every detail of Apex articulates our passion for creating Indian luxury and symbolises Andamen’s spirit of exploring the globe yet staying deeply rooted in India.
We invite you to buy a piece, cherish Andamen’s story and proudly wear a symbol of homegrown India rising to the Apex of world standards.
Wool is 100% natural, grown year-round by Australia’s 68 million sheep, consuming a simple blend of water, air, sunshine and grass.
Wool readily biodegrades in water as well as in soil into its original nutrients in the soil in a matter of years, releasing nutrients back into the earth.
Every year sheep produce a new fleece, making wool a completely renewable natural fibre source.
Merino wool is very durable and long-lasting, wool garments are kept longer than others and enjoy multiple lives.
Wool is a technical material which can be recycled and is one of the most reused and recyclable of all common apparel fibre types.
Woolmark ensures farming practices that preserve soil health, biodiversity, water management and responsible farming practices, aligning with 11 of the 17 UN SDGs.
