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Cashmere-Blend Button-Front Knit Top

Regular price $164.00 $114.00
Unit price
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Size Guide

SizeLengthBustShoulderWaist
S21.2627.959.6925.59
M22.0529.1310.2426.77
L22.8330.3110.6327.95

NOTE

  • Measurements are taken with the garment laid flat. Manual measurements may vary by 1–2 cm.
  • Compare these measurements with a similar garment you own for your preferred fit.
How to measure
Product measurement

Shoulder Width – Measure across the back from one shoulder seam to the other.
Bust – Measure across the chest, from underarm seam to underarm seam. Double this measurement for the full bust size.
Waist – Measure horizontally around the narrowest part of the waistline.
Hem – Measure the circumference of the bottom hem of the garment.
Length – Measure from the shoulder's highest point down to the bottom hem.
Sleeve Length – Measure from the shoulder seam to the sleeve's end (cuff).

Description

The deep V-neckline gives this cashmere-rich knit top a softly feminine frame, balanced by a full button front that adds quiet structure. Knitted in a 12-gauge fine rib, the fabric feels lightweight, smooth, and gently elastic, allowing the slim silhouette to sit close to the body with comfort. Soft in texture and precise in shape, it works naturally as a refined base layer or worn on its own.

SKU: BD3521274

Materials and details

94% Cashmere, 6% Nylon

  • 12-Gauge rib knit
  • V-neckline
  • Button-front closure

Care

Dry cleaning recommended at a specialist cleaner; Do not bleach or tumble dry.

Fine, airy cashmere fibers gently held by hand
GRADE A CASHMERE15.5 MICRONS

Fine fibers, naturally soft and warm.

THE “SOFT GOLD” — CASHMERE Details

Known as “soft gold,” cashmere is a rare natural fiber treasured for its exquisite softness and natural warmth. Gathered from the fine undercoat of cashmere goats, its delicate fibers offer gentle comfort against the skin and warmth without weight. A single goat yields only about 150 grams of usable cashmere each year, with several goats contributing the fiber needed for one sweater. This limited annual yield makes every strand precious.