Why it's worth it
Row of small buttons, blazer neckline — knit does the rest.
The Edit
Sixteen tonal buttons close a waist-fitted knit that traces the torso through a shaped seam before releasing into a front hem split — the same silhouette logic as a tailored blazer, rendered in smooth knit. The crew neckline sits rounded and low-profile, and the sleeves finish flush at the wrist with no ribbed cuff interruption. It reads as a layer but sits as a standalone.
The details
Made of
63% cotton, 30% wool
- Fabric
- Fine knit
- Silhouette
- Fitted
- Neckline
- Crew-neck
- Sleeve
- Long sleeve
- Length
- Hip-length
- Waist
- Fitted waist
- Closure
- Button front
- Details
- Slit
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