This Graphite Boiled Funnel Neck Pullover combines luxury with practicality, crafted from 100% cashmere for a soft, fuzzy feel. Its relaxed fit and elegant funnel neck make it versatile, seamlessly transitioning from casual outings to office wear. Features like ribbed finishes and dropped shoulders enhance the cozy appeal, easily pairable with denim, skirts, or trousers. Elevate your wardrobe with this sophisticated staple, perfect for any season or occasion.
From the brand: Cozy Up with Luxe Cashmere
The Graphite Boiled Funnel Neck Pullover is soft and fuzzy funnel neck pullover with dropped shoulders and wide ribbed bands. We are wearing this super-cozy number with denim, trousers, skirts (must we go on?) from work to play with ease and style.
Our Favorite Details:
Funnel neck
Ribbed finishes
Pull-over styling
Relaxed fit
Material: 100% Cashmere
Care: Dry clean or hand wash, dry flat
About the Brand
Vince is a global luxury brand known for creating sophisticated pieces that withstand the test of time.
To maintain the luxurious feel and quality of the Graphite Boiled Funnel Neck Pullover, it's best to dry clean or hand wash it in cold water. When drying, lay it flat to avoid stretching and maintain its shape.
Yes, the Graphite Boiled Funnel Neck Pullover's relaxed fit and funnel neck make it an excellent choice for layering. It pairs beautifully under heavier coats while still providing cozy warmth.
This pullover is crafted from 100% cashmere, offering unmatched softness and luxury. The attention to detail in the design, including dropped shoulders and wide ribbed bands, further enhances its quality and style.
Cashmere is known for its ability to resist wrinkles compared to other fabrics. However, it’s always best to handle it carefully and store it properly to maintain its smooth appearance.
The Graphite Boiled Funnel Neck Pullover is incredibly versatile, seamlessly transitioning from casual outings to more polished settings. Pair it with denim for a relaxed look or dress it up with skirts or tailored trousers.
