Yarn isn’t made to obey. It’s soft, elastic, prone to curling at the edges—that’s its nature. We accept it as it is and follow the familiar script: ribs, cables, lacework, intarsia. It doesn’t hold shape—so we rarely ask it to take the form of a tailored pattern. But this dress rewrites the rules.
It follows a dressmaker’s logic: inset pleats placed deliberately below the left waist, a sculpted silhouette shaped without sharp darts, and a glossy ribbon, anchored above the pleats and drawn from the back, that doesn’t just decorate—it gently corrects.
This isn’t imitation tailoring. It’s knitwear approached with a structural mindset— where the shape is built through proportion, pattern, and creativity.
No lining. No structure borrowed from woven garments. Just yarn—patterned, calculated, engineered. Not stretched into shape, but shaped by intent. The kind of work few attempt: not knitting a garment, but designing it—with precision, memory, and trust in the yarn itself. And with just enough softness to remember what it’s made of.
Style details:
Slim-fitting silhouette in stockinette stitch
Crew neckline in stockinette stitch, finished with a naturally folded roll trim and adorned with twin ball chains
Four inverted box pleats below the waist at the left front
Decorative ribbon belt, tipped with ball chains and fastened with a metal D-ring; integrated above the front pleats and through the back at the right side
Invisible zipper at back
Set-in long sleeves
Knee-length
Available in two colors: Dark Vanilla and Davy Grey
