This cashmere sweater doesn’t reveal itself all at once. It doesn’t shimmer — it breathes. In some areas, the light glides over the surface; in others, it seems to sink in, lost in the texture. What arises is a sense of quiet, structure, and touch — one that stays with you.
The main body is crafted in smooth stockinette stitch: light, streamlined, and restrained. But it’s the panel on the front that alters perception. There is no ornamentation here, no urge to stand out — on the contrary, it’s slightly denser, rougher, more matte. Light doesn’t reflect from it, but is absorbed, as though the fabric becomes a warm shell — drawing in, not displaying.
The rhythm of vertical reliefs, inspired by ribbing, is spaced with air between them — as if to let the fabric breathe. This isn’t a pattern, but a sense of direction — from the lower abdomen to the chest — where heartbeat and warmth are most deeply felt. It doesn’t expose — it outlines. A line running across the most sensual plane of the body — not by accident, and not for show. It doesn’t ask for your gaze — it already knows where it will fall.
Style details:
Slim-fitting design in stockinette stitch
Mock neck in 1x1 ribbed texture
Wide front panel in purl texture with rib-inspired rhythm and rarified vertical ridges
Set-in long sleeves with cuffs in 1x1 ribbed texture
Bottom hem in 1x1 ribbed texture
Available in four colors: Bronco, Onyx, Davy Grey, and Serpentine
