In fashion, genre often arrives as a comfort — a shorthand for what something is, how it should be worn, when it belongs. But sometimes a garment resists classification. Not for the sake of rebellion, but because it grows out of multiple roots — borrowing, transforming, letting structure unravel into suggestion.
It begins like a polo — structured collar, ribbed plackets, a sense of discipline. The wide 4×2 rib gives the sweater a dense, graphic structure. Together with the collar, it shapes a clean, architectural line — composed, almost formal. But the braid changes everything. It slips into the center, gently breaking the order. Soft, deliberate, almost tender — it lets the structure breathe, and the silhouette relax — no longer polo, no longer cardigan, but something in between. A quiet act of reinterpretation. As if the garment was built from rules, then gently edited — not erased, but loosened, until form turned into flow.
Style details:
Slim-fitting design in 4×2 ribbed texture
Pointed collar in stockinette stitch
Front plackets in 1×1 rib are fixed at the chest and hem; the intermediate sections are interlaced into a soft braid, secured to the garment after each intersection
Set-in long sleeves with cuffs in 2×2 ribbed texture
Bottom hem finished in 2×2 ribbed texture
Weight: ~260 g
Available in five colors: Pearl Bush, Pale Taupe, Oslo Grey, Wisteria Purple, and Onyx
