Browse our Women's Clothing. Merino thermals, cashmere-blend long sleeves and SilKnit™ knitwear sit alongside organic cotton tees, CoolBlend™ trousers and BioFlex™ shorts.



Paire started with socks, and the same question drives everything since: what is this touching, and how does it behave after eight hours? Our women’s clothing is chosen on that basis — natural fibres, considered cuts, and a palette designed so the pieces work together rather than competing.
Two garments cut identically will behave completely differently depending on what they’re made of: a polyester tee and a fine Merino tee look the same on a hanger and have opposite outcomes on a 32°C day. Wool moves moisture as vapour before it becomes sweat and resists odour naturally; synthetics hold both against the skin. That’s why every piece here is specified by fibre first and shape second.
The reason most wardrobes layer badly is bulk — two generously cut garments will always bunch at the shoulder. A system that works has a thin base layer that moves moisture, a mid layer that traps air, and an outer layer that blocks wind, each cut to sit under the next. Keep them in one palette and every combination reads as deliberate without any thought at 7am.
Free shipping on orders over $99, and a 100-day risk-free trial on everything — wear it, wash it, and send it back for a full refund if it doesn’t earn its place.