Oh la la, we've found the Suncoo gem that you won't want to take off! Do you see this little striped sweater? It's exactly the kind of basic we love, but with that little something extra that makes all the difference. The fit is just perfect, not too tight and not too loose. You feel great in it, simply put. It's the piece you throw on without a second thought that instantly gives your outfit a stylish flair. Honestly, the finish and the little buttons are what we call having taste.
Why we approve
The tailored cut : It hugs your curves just right, without being too tight. It's comfortable, and that's invaluable.
The stripe pattern : Timeless and always effective, they energize the sweater and add a chic casual touch.
The subtle details : The small buttoning at the front is the detail that makes all the difference. It adds a touch of originality without being over the top.
The feel on the skin : You can immediately tell that the fabric is pleasant. It's the kind of sweater you dream of wearing all day.
The stylist's eye
What’s great about this sweater is its versatility. The little buttons, for instance, add a slightly reimagined "retro" touch. The quality of the knit is undeniable; it has that perfect structure that doesn’t lose its shape in the wash. It’s the kind of piece that will accompany you season after season.
The technique
Collar : Round
Sleeves : Long
Closure : Button placket
Pattern : Stripes
Fit : Fitted
The perfect style
The casual chic look : Pair it with wide wool trousers and ankle boots. Wow factor guaranteed, effortlessly.
For a chill day : Tuck it under a denim jacket with straight jeans. Simple, but so effective.
A touch of elegance : Dare to pair it with a satin midi skirt and white sneakers. The perfect balance between casual and sophisticated.
Fit
Composition
Main Material: 40% Polyester, 30% Acrylic, 20% Polyamide, 5% Silk, 5% Wool
Country of origin
Care-products
- Gentle wash (very moderate cycle)
- Wash with similar colors
Supplier reference
Striped round-neck sweater by SUNCOO for Women.
