Ilsa Ribbed Sweater Top | Gray
The Ilsa Ribbed Sweater Top is a fitted, everyday essential designed to layer or wear on its own. Crafted from a soft, stretch rib knit, it balances structure and comfort with a refined mock neckline and a gently rolled edge. The raw hem adds a touch of relaxed detail that pairs easily with high-rise jeans or tailored trousers.
- Fabric: 52% Viscose, 28% Polyester, 20% Nylon for drape, softness, and recovery.
- Fit: Fitted silhouette with built-in stretch for comfortable movement; true-to-size with a slightly cropped hem.
- Neckline & Finish: Mock neckline with rolled top and raw hem for understated texture.
- Styling: Pairs well with mid-rise jeans, layered under blazers, or worn solo for minimalist outfits.
- Care: Follow garment care label; recommended gentle wash and lay flat to dry to preserve shape.
Brooke is 5'6" with a 33" bust and wears size S in product images. Available in multiple colors, the Ilsa makes a versatile wardrobe building block season after season.
Original: $45.00
-70%$45.00
$13.50
Description
The Ilsa Ribbed Sweater Top is a fitted, everyday essential designed to layer or wear on its own. Crafted from a soft, stretch rib knit, it balances structure and comfort with a refined mock neckline and a gently rolled edge. The raw hem adds a touch of relaxed detail that pairs easily with high-rise jeans or tailored trousers.
- Fabric: 52% Viscose, 28% Polyester, 20% Nylon for drape, softness, and recovery.
- Fit: Fitted silhouette with built-in stretch for comfortable movement; true-to-size with a slightly cropped hem.
- Neckline & Finish: Mock neckline with rolled top and raw hem for understated texture.
- Styling: Pairs well with mid-rise jeans, layered under blazers, or worn solo for minimalist outfits.
- Care: Follow garment care label; recommended gentle wash and lay flat to dry to preserve shape.
Brooke is 5'6" with a 33" bust and wears size S in product images. Available in multiple colors, the Ilsa makes a versatile wardrobe building block season after season.
