This cardigan falls mid-calf, knitted from thick-gauge cashmere yarn. It wasn’t made to wrap or to flow, but to establish distance.
This isn’t the kind of transparency you’re meant to gaze through. It resists, scratches, unsettles — and that’s what stirs. It feels rough, almost primitive, yet somehow intimate — revealing the body only on your terms.
Worn over high boots, leather pants, or a second-skin dress, it doesn’t soften the figure — it sharpens its outline. It doesn’t quiet the image — it lets it resonate.
And that’s the paradox: the heavier and rougher the knit, the finer the contrast. In its density — fragility, in its restraint — the strongest tension, in its weight — the freedom to breathe.
Style details:
Straight open front with deep V neckline in thick honeycomb mesh texture
Back neckline and front edges finished with a placket in firm stockinette stitch
Dropped shoulders for a relaxed, oversized silhouette
Long sleeves with cuffs in narrow false-ribbed texture
Bottom hem finished in matching narrow false-ribbed texture
