
Why it's worth it
The ribbing runs diagonal — same blue, completely different sweater.
The Edit
Diagonal ribbing wraps this merino cowl neck at an angle—horizontal across the torso, spiraling into the extended sleeves—so the surface reads differently depending on how the light hits. The cowl drapes loosely rather than standing up, sitting closer to a rolled fold than a structured neck, and the sleeve and hem edges are intentionally left raw, unfinished wool threads intact. Virgin merino gives the whole piece a fine, light hand with enough weight to hold the ribbed dimension without going stiff.
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