• Pure cashmere that sits close to the body without clinging - exceptionally soft and light, it provides genuine warmth without any of the bulk associated with heavier knits.
• The roll neck folds neatly and sits mid-throat, giving a clean, considered finish rather than an oversized scrunch.
• Long sleeves extend to the wrist with a fine ribbed cuff that keeps its shape and sits flush against the skin.
• The knit skims the torso with a smooth, second-skin fit - close enough to tuck cleanly into high-waisted pieces, structured enough to wear untucked.
• Machine washable cashmere; any pilling that occurs over time can be removed easily with a depiller, keeping the surface looking sharp wear after wear.

A roll neck this refined earns its place at a business lunch as readily as a gallery opening or an evening out. The close fit and clean neckline mean it works tucked into a tailored midi skirt - as seen here with a croc-embossed leather skirt - where the contrast between the softness of the knit and the structure of the skirt does the heavy lifting. For the office, layer it beneath a sharp blazer and let the roll neck sit above the collar for a deliberate, layered look. Come the weekend, it pairs just as well with wide-leg trousers and a long coat. The lack of any surface texture or print keeps it firmly in the wardrobe's rotation rather than anchored to a single season - this is the kind of piece that earns its hanger space by going everywhere, quietly and without effort.