Updated on Nov 3, 2026
DANTE6 Introduces Knitwear Collection Displaying Its Sustainability Focus
Fashion NewsChirag Pariyani4 Mins reading time

Introduction
DANTE6 introduces a knitwear collection for Fall/Winter 2026. In the collection, the Dutch fashion brand has used certified materials to create contemporary designs according to the Fashion United Report. The collection features alpaca and merino wool across selected designs. In the collection, shoppers can find cardigans, jumpers, and a wrap top for layering during the colder months. The brand’s move displays a wider responsibility strategy, with a major focus on increasing the use of raw materials while decreasing overproduction.
What Happened?

DANTE6 introduces knitwear collection curated with care using certified responsible materials. Moreover, the collection uses alpaca certified under the Responsible Alpaca Standard (RAS) and merino wool certified under the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS).
DANTE6’s Sustainability Manager, Emily Niemöller, has explained the collection’s broader motive from the company’s perspective on its sustainability strategy. With the use of responsible materials, DANTE6 has paid special attention to the collection’s quality and design. Tysio, Benyo, Siega, and Toronto are the distinctive knitwear designs of the FW26 range.
Niemöller has also mentioned that alpaca is soft, lightweight, and has breathable qualities. It offers warmth without any added weight.
DANTE6 has not just taken care of material selection. But it has also worked on communicating its responsibility efforts to consumers and retailers. The brand has its own multibrand retail partners, store teams, and sales agencies. The brand is also giving utmost importance to the Care & Material Guide to help the sales team. The guide will be helpful for the sales team to explain material and garment-care information.
Key Highlights
- Brand: DANTE6
- Collection: Fall/Winter 2026 knitwear
- Category: Jumpers, cardigans and wrap tops
- Key Materials: RWS-certified merino wool and RAS-certified alpaca
- Featured Designs: Benyo, Tysio, Siega and Toronto
- Sustainability Lead: Emily Niemöller
- Key Objective: Increase the use of responsible materials across collections
- Additional Initiative: Development of a Care & Material guide for retailers and customers
DANTE6’s Knitwear Collection: Key Lessons for Fashion D2C Brands

DANTE6’s FW26 collection gives an idea of how fashion brands can smartly use environmentally safe materials in their product development. With an explanation of the material, customers can make an informed purchasing decision with a better understanding of the product’s value.
Even the Responsible Wood Standard and Responsible Alpaca Standard offer a framework for the evaluation of specific aspects of production along with sourcing. However, brands can use this as a marketing tactic by communicating what all is considered through these certifications.
DANTE6’s collection also showcases how a sustainability message can be built into the shopping experience. With the help of product descriptions, material information, and garment-care guidance, customers can look after their purchases. Likewise, other D2C brands that sell via multibrand retailers and have their own channels can benefit by mentioning clear and consistent information across product pages, customer-service interactions, stores, and social media.
Shoppers can check out NineE’s knitwear women’s collection that provides warmth, comfort, and contemporary designs. You will find stylish cardigans and cosy sweaters from different brands altogether.
About DANTE6

DANTE6 was founded by Evelyne Brekelmans in 2010. It has a wider focus on feminine and versatile designs with a contemporary touch. The responsibility strategy of DANTE6 has 4 major pillars: Our Product, Our People, Our Planet, and Our Operations. Apart from careful material selection, DANTE6 focuses on reducing overproduction by producing quantities based on orders.
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