This sweater doesn’t imitate classic menswear — but it doesn’t argue with it either. Its collar echoes the shape of a shawl lapel, yet the fabric doesn’t fold over: it wraps the neck closely, descends toward the collarbones, and crosses at the base of the V-neck to form a new silhouette — where noble lines define a masculine aesthetic. Collars like this appear only in rare architectural collections, when a designer seeks to highlight volume and the upper outline that frames the face. It’s a collar of self-sufficiency. Just like the sweater itself.
The fisherman rib knit in soft Alashan cashmere forms the foundation into which the raglan sleeves are seamlessly integrated. Their lines mirror the collar’s curves — like support beams in weightless architecture. The cuffs and hem balance the volume created by the ribbing. Everything here is built with precision and softness — both in structure and sensation.
Throughout the day, you may forget you’re even wearing it, thanks to the cashmere’s softness — but the construction will quietly ask you to square your shoulders and lift your head, a subtle reminder not only of elegance, but of inner dignity that needs no decoration.
Style details:
Slim-fitting design in Fisherman ribbed texture
High stand tapered collar in 1x1 ribbed texture, wrapping at the truncated V-neck
Raglan long sleeves with cuffs in 1x1 ribbed texture
Bottom hem in 1x1 ribbed texture
Available in three colors: Dark Vanilla, Black Olive, and White Coffee
