Rhea

Rhea knitwear focuses on structure, hand-feel, and line over logos. Expect wool and cashmere blends cut into crewnecks, deep V-necks, cardigans, and heavy-gauge turtlenecks that sit cleanly in a modern wardrobe. Pair them with tailoring, denim, or technical layers without losing that pared-back Rhea signature.

Rhea

The Rhea collection at TheList gathers knitwear with a clear point of view: precise proportions, thoughtful weight, and quiet texture. Crewnecks and V-necks in wool-cashmere blends sit between The Row’s restraint and Acne Studios’ softness, while cropped and oversized cardigans echo the ease of popular brands like Jil Sander and Lemaire. Heavy turtlenecks come in thicker ribs and substantial knits that layer under coats without collapsing the shoulder line.

Move between slim-fit and relaxed shapes to tune the silhouette you want from the same brand language. Key options span:

  • Fine-gauge crewnecks that slip under blazers.
  • Oversized deep V-neck sweaters for proportion play.
  • Cropped and classic cardigans with clean necklines.
  • Heavy turtlenecks with structured ribbing for colder days.

Each piece is chosen to work across seasons and styling moods, from minimal monochrome looks to more directional layering. Shop your usual size and use our fit notes on each product page if you sit between oversize and closer-cut knits.

FAQ

How does Rhea knitwear fit compared with other designers?
Rhea offers a mix of slim and deliberately oversized cuts. Crewnecks and classic cardigans tend to run true to size, while deep V-neck and heavy knits skew more relaxed. Check the product-specific fit notes if you prefer a neater shoulder or extra length. If you sit between sizes, we usually suggest your regular size for a clean line, or one up for a slouchier effect.
What materials are used in the Rhea sweaters and cardigans?
Most Rhea pieces in this edit use wool and wool-cashmere blends, with some styles in pure merino. The focus is on soft hand-feel with enough structure to hold a precise silhouette. Product pages list exact compositions so you can compare weights and blends. This helps you choose between lighter layers and heavier, cold-weather knits.
Are Rhea knits better for layering or wearing as a main piece?
The collection is built to do both. Fine-gauge crewnecks and slimmer knits sit neatly under blazers, leather jackets, and overcoats. Oversized V-necks, heavy turtlenecks, and cropped cardigans work as the main statement layer over a tee or shirt. Consider how you plan to style them, then pick gauge and volume accordingly.
How should I care for Rhea wool and cashmere pieces?
Follow the care label on each garment, as most wool and cashmere-blend knits benefit from gentle hand washing or professional dry cleaning. Use a mild detergent, reshape while damp, and dry flat away from direct heat. Rotate wear and store folded rather than on hangers to preserve the knit and shoulder line. A fabric comb or brush can help manage light pilling over time.
Can I wear Rhea knitwear across different seasons?
Yes, many Rhea knits are versatile enough for year-round use. Lighter crewnecks and merino pieces work well from early autumn through spring, and can even be layered on cooler summer nights. Heavier turtlenecks and thick-rib styles are better suited to cold-weather days. Build a mix of gauges to keep the same aesthetic as temperatures shift.