
Why it's worth it
The pleating is the tailoring — no seams, no darts, just handmade geometry holding the shape.
The Edit
Diamond pleating — handworked in Mexico City — transforms a navy turtleneck into something with actual surface tension, the folds running vertically from a high neck all the way to the hip hem. Thumbholes keep the sleeves locked at the wrist, and the unisex fit reads close to the body without being bodycon. The pleat construction gives the piece its structure in place of any seaming or boning.
Insider Tip
Sized unisex — the brand suggests male bodies go up; everyone else runs true.
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