少也眼 “Norwegian Exchange” Off-Shoulder Cable Knit Winter Sweater – Cabernet Red

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An ideal winter is one that is not confined by winter itself. At a street corner carpeted with fallen ginkgo leaves, she wears gentle warmth close to her body.
The wind carries a trace of chill, yet it is softly filtered by the delicate fabric. Clean tailoring allows the silhouette to move freely with every turn - never bulky, never heavy.
The ideal winter, it turns out, is not about wrapping oneself into layers for protection,
but about following the sunlight freely, letting every step feel light and unrestrained.

【Material】

Acrylic 42%, Polyester 30%, Polyamide (Nylon) 28%

MAIN FABRIC

Crafted from selected anti-pilling polar fleece knit. It carries the soft warmth associated with natural fibers, while solving the common issue of “thick knits looking heavy.”

Visually plush yet lightweight on the body, it offers warmth without pressure. The built-in vintage cable texture elevates the classic red tone, breaking away from flatness and adding depth and character.

NECKLINE STREAMER DESIGN

Asymmetrical sleeve cuffs - one long, one short - designed to echo the one-shoulder drop silhouette.

The sweater is fully reversible, allowing flexible styling: wear it either way and choose which shoulder to reveal, offering freedom and versatility in winter layering.

SHOULDER LEAVE BLANK

A thoughtful balance of relaxed drop-shoulder structure and diagonal off-shoulder exposure. The dropped shoulder softens the shoulder line, removing stiffness and restriction.

The diagonal cut subtly reveals skin while preserving warmth, using just the right amount of exposure to counteract the heaviness of winter knits and bring lightness back into cold-weather dressing.

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💌 Please note: This collection is crafted with extra care — please allow a longer preparation time before shipping.