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Knitwear is easy to love on a hanger and harder to judge from a screen. If you are weighing up Guest In Residence, the cashmere label founded by Gigi Hadid, this guide narrows the range to three pieces and explains what each one is made of and how it is cut.
We compared the product pages, fibre details and care information on the brand’s store. We have not worn or handled these pieces, so everything below comes from the brand’s own descriptions.
In short: the Stealth Cardigan suits a light layer, the Super Cloud Turtleneck is the heavy knit, and the Everywear Pant is the relaxed option for the lower half. All three lean on cashmere.
What the brand is built around
Guest In Residence describes its mission as “Future Heirlooms”: knitwear designed to last years, not seasons. The core of the range is 100% cashmere sweaters, pants and accessories for women, men and unisex wearers, plus a separate denim line.
The store also publishes a care guide with separate sections for cashmere, cashmere linen, cashmere cotton blend and silk linen blend, which is useful before you commit to a delicate fibre.
Stealth Cardigan: the lightweight layer
The Stealth Cardigan is a lightweight knit with an open front and a shawl collar stand. It closes with a single hook and eye, and the hem and cuffs finish in a jersey roll rather than a ribbed band.
It is 100% cashmere, sourced from Inner Mongolia and manufactured in China. The women’s sizing is intended to fit true to size, and the model on the page is 5’9.5″ (176 cm) in a small. That makes it a sensible first piece if you want cashmere over a tee rather than a bulky jumper.
Super Cloud Turtleneck: the heavy cable knit
At the other end of the weight scale, the Super Cloud Turtleneck is a heavy-weight pullover with horizontal cable knitting and a cropped, boxy fit. A cable stitch runs through the body, and the brand’s branding sits at the back of the neck.
The fibre mix is 90% cashmere and 10% spun silk. The cream version is the one we looked at, and the store lists other colours such as Fig and Sprinkle. The page’s model is 5’9.5″ (177 cm) and wears a small, so the cropped cut will sit shorter on taller wearers.
Because it is a thick knit, it is better suited to cold days than to a heated office. If you run warm, the cardigan above is the easier everyday choice.
Everywear Pant: knitwear below the waist
Cashmere does not have to stop at the top half. The Everywear Pant is a lightweight knit with a straight leg, a mid-waist rise and an elastic waistband. A three-button placket at the front is a faux closure, so it pulls on rather than fastens. The page’s model is 5’9.5″ (176 cm) and wears a small, which is a useful reference for the leg length.
It is 100% cashmere with the same Inner Mongolia sourcing as the cardigan, and the women’s sizing is cut for a relaxed fit. The lead picture at the top of this article shows the cardigan and pant worn together in the Reservoir colour, which is how the brand styles them.
If you prefer pattern: the Jane Checker Cardigan
Not everyone wants a solid colour. The Jane Checker Cardigan is a button-up style with a windowpane check, shown on the store in Reservoir and Butter.
We have not seen a full fibre breakdown for it, so check the product page before choosing it for warmth.
Shipping, returns and care
The store advertises free global shipping and returns, and the shipping and returns page covers tracking, address changes, cancellations and return conditions. Read the return conditions before ordering, since the page’s full wording was not something we could confirm for UK delivery.
For upkeep, follow the cashmere section of the care guide linked above.
Who it suits, and who should look elsewhere
If you want a small, long-lasting wardrobe of soft knits and are happy to look after them, the cardigan is the best place to start, followed by the pant if you like a relaxed shape. The turtleneck is the choice for colder months and for people who like visible texture.
The honest limitation is cost and care: cashmere is a premium fibre, and these pieces need gentle washing. We also read the store’s German-region pages, so check sizing, delivery and the current price at checkout before deciding. If you want hard-wearing everyday jumpers that go straight in a hot wash, look elsewhere.
You can also browse the full range on the Guest In Residence store.
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