Lisa Yang is a Stockholm-based label founded in 2014 by Lisa Yang and Samuel Stenberg that works almost exclusively in cashmere. The collection covers women's and men's knitwear, outerwear, trousers and accessories, combining Inner Mongolian cashmere tradition with pared-back Scandinavian design. Sweaters range from about €380 to €930, with some pieces above €1,000.
Key facts
- Founded in 2014 by Lisa Yang and Samuel Stenberg; headquartered in Stockholm
- Dedicated to a complete cashmere wardrobe rather than seasonal fashion
- Draws on the founder's Inner Mongolian cashmere heritage
- Sweaters range from about €380 to €930
Fibres and construction
Lisa Yang works principally in Cashmere. Construction and techniques associated with the house include machine-knit. It is based in Sweden, whose contribution to luxury knitwear is contemporary and design-led: Stockholm houses that combine Scandinavian minimalism with cashmere sourced from Mongolia and knitted in specialist mills..
How to judge Lisa Yang quality
- For cashmere pieces, look for a stated micron count or grade, 2-ply yarn for sweaters, and a dense knit with no daylight through plain areas. See the cashmere grading guide.
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Lisa Yang: frequently asked questions
Where is Lisa Yang knitwear made?
Lisa Yang is based in Stockholm, Sweden. Founded in 2014 by Lisa Yang and Samuel Stenberg; headquartered in Stockholm.
What is Lisa Yang known for?
Lisa Yang is known for a complete cashmere wardrobe in a pared-back Scandinavian cut. Its principal fibres are Cashmere.
Is Lisa Yang a luxury brand?
Lisa Yang sits in the luxury tier of this index (roughly $400–$1,000 for a sweater). Its construction methods include machine-knit. It is listed here on the basis of fibre quality, construction and provenance rather than price alone.
How much does Lisa Yang knitwear cost?
Lisa Yang is roughly $400–$1,000 for a sweater at the time of writing. Sweaters range from about €380 to €930
Sources
Facts verified against the sources above on 16 September 2026. Prices are indicative and change; check the house's own site.