Biquette brings together Amelie Mancini, a Brooklyn-based painter and textile designer who serves as the brand’s creative director, and Mineola Knitting Co., a Long Island textile mill.

Biquette states that all of its products are knit locally on Long Island, New York. Blankets are made to order, while scarves are produced in small batches.

Depending on the design and colorway, Biquette uses 100% organic cotton, long-staple Egyptian cotton, and extra-fine Merino wool. The brand does not use synthetic fibers in its knit collection.

Biquette works with independent artists and illustrators from around the world. Each product credits its individual artist, and Biquette says participating artists receive both commission fees and ongoing royalties from sales.

Yes. Select designs can be personalized with a name, initials, year, or birthday, making them especially suited for baby gifts, weddings, anniversaries, and keepsakes.

The brand says its cotton and wool knits are machine washable. It recommends washing cold on a delicate cycle and tumble drying on low. Products are also washed and dried before shipping to check for shrinkage or discoloration.