Stupid Shaggy Panel Cardigan〔BROWN BASE〕

— Mohair / Panel Cardigan —

A mohair cardigan produced as a staple season after season, with variations in color and material.

This version features a panel design in which the colors gradually transition into one another.
Rather than simply changing from one color to the next, the colors are arranged so that neighboring tones appear to connect like a gradient, adding depth to the relaxed cardigan silhouette.

In conventional mohair knits, synthetic fibers may be blended in to improve strength or production efficiency, reducing the proportion of mohair.

This cardigan uses no synthetic fibers and is made generously with mohair.
It makes the most of mohair’s inherent lightness and soft pile, resulting in a texture that feels airy and softly cloudlike.

This knit also gradually changes in character through wear.

It has a soft pile from the outset, but with repeated wear, the fibers bloom further and the boundaries between colors gradually become less distinct.
As the panelled color arrangement overlaps with the mohair’s pile, it develops into a softer gradient than it had when first worn.

At the same time, the fibers are resistant to shedding, minimizing the transfer of mohair onto inner layers—a common issue with mohair knits.

The silhouette is one size.
Because it has ample room throughout, it can be worn over a T-shirt or shirt, and layered over a knit when the temperature drops.

Although the colors shift, their boundaries gradually become less distinct.

A mohair cardigan whose pile develops with wear, making even its color arrangement appear softer over time.