This is not just a cardigan — it's a guest from the runway. While most magazine pieces remain in the world of hobby craft, this one seems to cross the line between handwork and high fashion. Every element — from the ornamental fastenings to the emphasized shoulder line — is designed as part of an architectural statement, where aesthetics become structure, and yarn a material of expression.
The pursuit of shaping soft threads turns into a quiet revolution — a refusal to conform to the limits of decorative knitwear. Some elements — large flap pockets, epaulettes, sleeve tabs — are borrowed from coats and jackets. And the side slits with buttons are already an architectural gesture, a way to give new borders and direction to a soft construction.
A woman who chooses a piece like this isn’t looking for protection in a coat — nor softness in knitwear. She doesn't seek compromise. She seeks a point of intersection. And she finds it — in a piece that holds its shape, but doesn’t impose it.
Style details:
Loose-fitting silhouette in stockinette stitch
Concealed metal zip-front closure continuing through the stand collar
Dropped shoulders with decorative long shoulder-sleeve tabs secured with buttons
Long sleeves with cuffs, each featuring a partial back knitting tab fastened with a button
Patch hip pockets with curved flaps and button closure
Decorative side vents secured with five buttons
Thigh length
Weight: 690g
Available in two colors: Creamy Blueberry and Onyx (melange)
