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Women's Cashmere Rolled-Edge Boat-Neck Sweater in Morning Green

€159.00

Material: 100% Cashmere
Fabric weight: Airy Light
Ply: 2-ply

Color Morning green

Size S

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Available Colors

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Description

A wide boat neck and rolled edges on a light, loose jersey.

Knitted in one piece on Shima Seiki WHOLEGARMENT machines from 100% cashmere at a fine 15L gauge, this loose-fit sweater uses a 2-ply jersey. With no side or shoulder seams, it drapes cleanly. Rolled-edge trims at the neckline, cuffs and hem define the silhouette.

Wear the morning green sweater with white trousers in spring, or over a slip dress on cool evenings. The wide neck frames the collarbones and pairs with fine jewellery. The loose fit sits easily over high-waisted trousers or tucked loosely into a skirt.

Composition: 100% cashmere

100% Cashmere

Mongolia

Composition

Softness scale

Light Touch

Smooth Feel

Silken Touch

Plush Comfort

Cloud Like Softness

Fabric weight

Airy Light

Refined Balance

Elevated Warmth

Airy Light – Lightweight cashmere designed for breathability and layering, offering an ultra-soft, barely-there feel ideal for mild weather and transitional seasons.