
Why it's worth it
Two different buttons. One is gunmetal, one is teal — and it's not a mistake.
The Edit
Repurposed Italian wool in a looped bouclé weave catches light through a fine metallic thread woven into the base, giving the black a quiet, after-dark shimmer without any overt shine. The balloon sleeves are cut generously from the shoulder seam — volume that holds its shape rather than collapsing at the cuff — while the V-neckline opens deep enough to wear off the shoulder with the top button undone. Two oversized buttons in deliberately mismatched finishes — one gunmetal, one teal — close the front; the mismatch is clearly intentional and the strongest design note on the piece.
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