Pull noir étoile (Italie) années 80 toile d'araignée jacquard fil mélangé : L

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Brand: Black Star
Origin: Italy

Vintage (mint condition)


Tag: XL, Fabriqué en Italie, Made in Italy
Size: 

Color: Russet
Fabric: Knit
Composition: 95% Acrilico 5% Viscosa


Measurements (cm)
Chest: 63
Length: 70
Shoulder: 50
Sleeve: 63


The Italian-made jumper, crafted from a mélange yarn blend and featuring a bold jacquard spider-web pattern, is a masterclass in fusing artisanal craftsmanship with vintage-inspired knitwear traditions. The intricate weave construction and texture-heavy approach align it with The Real McCoy’s, RRL, and Studio d’Artisan, brands that uphold a heritage-driven approach to knitwear while integrating archival techniques into modern silhouettes. The robust wool blend lends itself to the sturdy, Americana-referential ethos of Visvim and Nigel Cabourn, both of which regularly incorporate traditional knitting methodologies with contemporary refinements. The graphical intensity of the webbed jacquard pattern, along with its relaxed fit and slouchy drape, draws parallels to experimental streetwear and reworked vintage aesthetics, reminiscent of Cav Empt and Engineered Garments—brands that challenge conventional menswear through layering, intricate textures, and conceptual pattern applications. The melange yarn and interwoven contrasting fibers further position the piece within the design language of Aimé Leon Dore and Beams Plus, both of which blend heritage-infused design with contemporary, streetwear-adjacent styling. From a tailoring perspective, the subdued green-on-black contrast and slightly distressed surface texture evoke the inventive knit structures of Japanese brands like Needles Japan and Corridor NYC, both of which excel in reimagining classic menswear staples through unconventional patterning. This aesthetic also finds alignment with Stenströms and Eton, brands that refine smart casual tailoring through luxurious knitwear layering, ensuring that this jumper translates seamlessly into structured outerwear ensembles. The avant-garde textile exploration seen in Jean Paul Gaultier’s archives offers another layer of conceptual depth to the piece, mirroring the vibrant subversion of traditional knitwear found in Eckhaus Latta and Zandra Rhodes. Similarly, Bernhard Willhelm’s maximalist graphic layering and exaggerated proportions reinforce the jumper’s bold stylistic potential, affirming its ability to straddle the line between functional outerwear and artistic statement dressing. Materially, the mélange yarn selection and contrasting fiber interplay reflect a commitment to luxurious knitwear heritage, placing this piece in the realm of Brunello Cucinelli and John Smedley, brands known for their high-caliber wool construction and refined knitwear techniques. The fine-gauge softness and depth of texture suggest kinship with Pringle of Scotland, William Lockie, and Drumohr, each of whom has cultivated a legacy in exceptional wool processing and knitwear longevity. In its totality, this jumper seamlessly bridges American vintage workwear aesthetics with contemporary experimental design, positioning itself at the intersection of rugged heritage knits and modern graphical reinterpretations. The result is a timeless yet forward-thinking piece, merging artisanal craftsmanship with progressive styling narratives, ensuring its place in both traditional menswear wardrobes and avant-garde knitwear collections.

€ 32.22