This time, we're introducing the new spring/summer material from house of naked, which has been popular since its 25AW launch. It's a knit blend of silk and cashmere, yarns that, to consumers like myself, might seem incompatible at first glance. We have a V-neck knit and a cardigan that gained attention last season. Both use the same yarn but are clearly differentiated in their intended use and how they are worn.We use a blended yarn made from silk combined with cashmere that has particularly fine fibers and doesn't produce an overly fuzzy texture.
The V-neck knit, which has surprisingly gained mainstream acceptance in a way I couldn't have imagined a few years ago, works well worn directly against the skin. However, it also strikes a balance where it doesn't overpower when layered with a shirt or cut-and-sew top. It's not a V-neck that emphasizes sexiness, but rather a sophisticated V-neck designed to be suitable for everyday wear. It also looks natural when worn as an inner layer under a jacket.
| Product No. |
H0005 |
| Material |
85% Silk, 15% Cashmere |
| Model Details |
183cm, wearing size 3 |
| Size |
Shoulder Width |
Body Width |
Sleeve Length |
Garment Length |
| 2 |
58 |
63 |
59 |
65 |
| 3 |
60 |
65 |
61 |
67 |