Blue Wool Sweatshirt
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Italian Size WOMEN— M
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Wrap yourself in the epitome of luxury with this BRUNELLO CUCINELLI Women’s Sweater. Crafted with the finest blend of materials, this sweater exudes elegance with its understated navy hue. Perfect for those who appreciate the finer things in life, it’s a chic addition to your wardrobe that promises both comfort and style. New with tags, it awaits to elevate your fashion game. – Material: 60% Wool, 30% Cashmere, 10% Silk – Country of origin: Italy – Color: Navy
The Sweatshirt
Loopback cottons, vintage looms, and the houses that treat jersey with the seriousness of a wool coat.
The Piece
The sweatshirt has been quietly reclaimed by luxury — the heavyweight loopback cottons, the boxy proportions, the ribbed collar that sits flat against the throat. The pieces here are cut close through the shoulder with an easy body and a hem that breaks at the hip.
The Craft
Knitted on vintage tubular looms in Italy and Japan, then garment-dyed for an irregular, lived-in depth of colour. Cuffs and waistband are knitted separately and joined by hand to preserve the rib pattern across the seam.
How to Wear
Under tailoring as a softer alternative to knitwear, or with washed denim and minimal sneakers. A reminder that the most versatile pieces in a wardrobe are rarely the loudest.
Curated House
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