
Why it's worth it
The uneven hem is a cut decision, not an afterthought — and merino holds the angle.
The Edit
Raw hems and a slashed cowl neck are the signatures here — this ribbed 100% merino jumper is cut asymmetrically so the left side falls a full twenty centimeters shorter than the right, creating a diagonal drape across the torso without any boning or seaming to force it. The longline sleeves flare dramatically from the elbow, pooling at the wrist with an open, unfinished edge. Merino rib gives the whole piece weight and memory, so the draped front holds its position rather than collapsing.
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