What does creativity in knitwear mean? Is it the elegance of intricate cables, the artistry of intarsia, or the rhythm of raised textures and sculpted reliefs? Certainly, yes. But in this sweater, creativity takes a bolder and more unexpected form — structural, almost architectural. It isn’t something worn like a pattern; it’s something built into the garment itself.
From the waistline, the sweater unfolds into a sequence of vertical panels, each partially knitted and finished with a 2×2 ribbed hem. What’s striking is not just the technique, but the way these segments are joined: the seams are deliberately staggered — on one side, the panel is sewn right at the edge; on the other, about five centimeters inward, just before the rib begins. This subtle shift creates soft flounces at the waist — not added as separate elements, but born from the construction itself. Meanwhile, the unstitched edges of the ribbed sections form a broken hemline, completing the look with a touch of the unexpected — like a rare exotic flower, visually unique and leaving behind a lingering trace, like a scent remembered.
In Pearl Bush and Vanilla, it gathers at the waist like petals under moonlight — fragile, luminous, and impossibly still. In Red Devil, it erupts — not like a print, but like flame caught mid-movement, licking the edges of the silhouette. What begins as structure ends in sensation — a sweater that doesn’t follow the body, but transforms it into memory.
Style details:
Loose-fitting design in stockinette stitches
Wide 2×2 ribbed crew neckline
Dropped shoulders
Long sleeves finished with 2×2 ribbed cuffs
Vertical panels, partially knitted from the waist and finished with 2×2 ribbed hems, are joined with staggered seams to create soft waistline flounces.
Available in five colors: Vanilla, Oslo Grey, Red Devil, Pearl Bush, and Onyx
