This piece isn’t decorative knit — it’s architectural knit. The design is built using multiple knit densities and open-weave panels, deliberately placed to create contrast without relying on prints. The color-blocking isn’t surface-level; it’s embedded into the knit construction itself, which immediately puts this above basic sweaters. The alternating mint and ivory zones break visual monotony while keeping the palette calm and premium. The open structure allows airflow and layering flexibility, making this a year-round statement rather than a seasonal throwaway. The relaxed drop-shoulder fit and elongated sleeves add a modern, effortless drape that feels intentional—not oversized for the sake of trend.
Design Highlights Multi-density open-weave knit construction Integrated color-blocking within the knit structure Breathable, lightweight texture with visual depth Relaxed silhouette with drop shoulders Extended sleeves for soft, slouchy balance
At $150, You’re Paying For Complex knit engineering, not printed shortcuts A full-garment texture build, not accent panels Design-led color placement instead of trend colors A layering piece that works across seasons Longevity — this won’t age out next year
Styling Recommendation Style with denim, tailored trousers, or minimal skirts. Keep the base layer neutral so the knit structure stays dominant. This piece should lead the outfit, not compete
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