Caractéristiques de l'objet
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État
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Neuf sans étiquettes
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Commentaires du vendeur
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“Vintage (mint condition)”
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Knit Style
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Chunky-Knit
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Sleeve Length
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Long Sleeve
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Neckline
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Collared
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Size
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M
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Color
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Orange
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Material
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Wool Blend
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MPN
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Cecilie Bahnsen, Daniela Gregis, Magnolia Pearl, Maku Textiles, Simone Rocha, Temperley London, Ulla Johnson, Batsheva, Emilia Wickstead, La DoubleJ, Anntian, Anna Roose, Ossie Clark, Paul Harnden, By Walid, Hannoh Wessel, Pantanetti, Brunello Cucinelli, Babaa, Le Mont St Michel, Isabel Benenato, Luisa Beccaria, Archivio J. M. Ribot, Carolina Herrera
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Vintage
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Yes
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Brand
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steilmann (Germany)
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Size Type
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Regular
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Type
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Sweater
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Department
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Women
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Style
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Cardigan
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Features
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Pockets
Description de l'objet fournie par le vendeur
Neuf sans étiquettes
SUNDAZED & OUTSIDE SOCIETY
Look: The Silk Road
Vintage (mint condition)
Tag: M
Size: L
Color: Rust
Fabric: Knit
Material: Wool Blend
Composition: 70% Acrylic 30% Wool
Measurements (cm):
Chest: 52
Length: 58
Shoulder: 40
Sleeve: 58
SKU: 002924
This rust-hued garter-knit cardigan in a wool blend exemplifies an intricate interplay of handcrafted detailing and structural refinement, seamlessly merging heritage knitwear traditions with contemporary artisanal aesthetics. The tightly knit wool blend fabric ensures both warmth and resilience, while maintaining a subtly textured hand feel, characteristic of the inherent elasticity and density of traditional garter stitching. This tactile quality not only enhances the cardigan’s visual depth but also reinforces its practical durability, a testament to expert material selection and technical precision. The silhouette is tailored with understated waist shaping, creating a gently contoured form that balances structure with ease of movement. A defined collar and thoughtfully placed pockets introduce elements of classic knitwear tailoring, grounding the piece in functionality while preserving its refined, elevated composition. The most distinctive feature, however, is the delicately looped trim along the edges, collar, and hem—an intricate embellishment that imbues the garment with a subtle femininity, offsetting its otherwise utilitarian knit structure. This detailing draws inspiration from historical knitting techniques where fine hand-finishing was seamlessly integrated into functional garments, reinforcing an heirloom-quality craftsmanship. The front closure employs a concealed fastening system, maintaining a clean, uninterrupted silhouette that allows the rich texture of the knit to remain the focal point. Positioned within a landscape of structured yet artisanal knitwear, this piece aligns with Cecilie Bahnsen and Daniela Gregis, both of whom excel in balancing soft tailoring with intricate detailing. Their nuanced approach to sculptural knitwear and hand-finished elements reflects the cardigan’s fusion of structured form with delicate flourishes. Magnolia Pearl and Maku Textiles, with their emphasis on rustic, handcrafted textures, further contextualize the garment within a domain of raw yet meticulously refined textile artistry. Luisa Beccaria’s seamless integration of feminine embellishment within traditionally structured garments offers another direct parallel to the cardigan’s decorative yet restrained aesthetic. Within the contemporary luxury category, Simone Rocha, Temperley London, Ulla Johnson, and Batsheva contribute through their interpretation of vintage-inspired knitwear, where historical influences are reimagined through modern silhouettes and fabric manipulations. The piece also resonates with Carolina Herrera’s ability to merge timeless sophistication with textural intricacy, reinforcing the sculptural integrity of the knit construction. The avant-garde segment and its exploration of textile experimentation further support the cardigan’s narrative, with Emilia Wickstead, La DoubleJ, Anntian, Anna Roose, and Ossie Clark introducing dynamic patterning and unconventional fabric applications into their knitwear collections. Their shared commitment to reinterpreting historical textile methodologies mirrors the cardigan’s balance of traditional knitting techniques with contemporary structural enhancements. The craftsmanship behind this piece finds further resonance in Paul Harnden, By Walid, Hannoh Wessel, Pantanetti, and Archivio J. M. Ribot, all of whom specialize in deconstructed tailoring and meticulously sourced wool textiles. Their exacting attention to fabric composition and garment construction underscores the cardigan’s emphasis on longevity, authenticity, and artisanal execution. Finally, within the luxury knitwear and contemporary essentials domain, Brunello Cucinelli, Babaa, Le Mont St Michel, Isabel Benenato, and Vanessa Bruno provide a refined alignment with the garment’s focus on natural fibers, precision knit techniques, and structured wool tailoring. Their commitment to enduring craftsmanship ensures the cardigan’s placement within an artisanal yet highly functional knitwear niche, where heritage techniques are seamlessly adapted to modern wearability. This piece ultimately represents a synthesis of heirloom-quality knitting traditions, structured wool tailoring, and subtle decorative craftsmanship, culminating in a refined yet tactile knitwear composition. It embodies a sophisticated convergence of textural depth, precision construction, and delicate detailing, affirming its status within a curated luxury knitwear landscape. Through its meticulously engineered garter-knit structure, feminine looped embellishments, and restrained elegance, the cardigan serves as a testament to both the technical mastery and aesthetic subtlety that define contemporary artisanal knitwear.