The VALASKA draws its character from its spectacular cable work. The texture gives rhythm and depth to the knit while highlighting the richness of the 12-ply cashmere.
Its generously open V-neck visually lightens this thick knit, while the dropped armholes soften the shoulder line and reinforce its contemporary feel.
The four large wooden buttons add a natural, warm touch that pairs perfectly with the spirit of the style.
Worn with jeans, the VALASKA creates a relaxed yet sophisticated winter silhouette. It can also be layered over a shirt or a fine knit to make the most of its enveloping volume.
The craftsmanship
The 12-ply cashmere produces a particularly dense, generous and warm knit. This thickness also provides the substance needed to fully reveal the relief of the cables.
Creating such an intricate knit demands great precision. Each cable is formed by crossing stitches to gradually build up these characteristic raised patterns.
On a 12-ply construction, mastering the tension is essential to achieve even cables while retaining enough suppleness to ensure a harmonious drape.
The 6 cm 1×1 ribbing structures the piece and balances the volume of the knit, while the dropped armholes preserve a supple and comfortable silhouette.
Why VALASKA?
The style takes its name from the Valaska sheep, native to Slovakia and recognisable above all by its impressive twisted horns.
A perfectly chosen nod for this cardigan, where cable knit takes centre stage.
Warm, graphic and generous, the VALASKA is a true winter piece, designed for those who love cashmere when it fully expresses the texture and richness of knitwear.
