This zip-up sweater combines bold geometric lines, a dense knit, and a sporty aesthetic. The contrast between white and deep blue creates a graphic silhouette, where the cut and the knit structure itself become part of the design.

The sweater is made from a dense 450 g/m² knit fabric composed of 60% cotton and 40% acrylic. The cotton adds softness and breathability to the fabric, while the acrylic helps maintain the shape and definition of the knit pattern. Thanks to its density, the fabric has a distinct texture and holds its shape well.

The design is based on large, contrasting geometric blocks that flow seamlessly from the front to the sleeves and back. On the back, large-scale graphics are integrated directly into the knit structure, creating the effect of a single, continuous piece, while the red accent on the sleeve deliberately stands out against the blue-and-white color palette.

The turn-down collar lends the piece the character of classic knitwear, while the central metal zipper shifts it into a more functional streetwear context. Elastic ribbing at the hem, cuffs, and pocket construction defines the silhouette and helps it retain its shape.

The loose fit leaves plenty of room for movement and layering. This knitwear piece functions not as a base layer but as a standalone element of an outfit—thanks to its color, the scale of the graphic, and its distinctive construction.