Keep it long, treasure it long.

A little slit

A cardigan from C.T.plage featuring a loosely knitted mohair silk. A cute piece with a voluminous silhouette and side slits. A knit cardigan made from a blend of fluffy, long-haired mohair and beautiful, lustrous silk, it gently wraps around your body and is warm and comfortable to wear.

If you want to choose a knit that you will want to cherish for a long time, attention to quality is essential. The special feel of mohair silk is pleasant to touch for anyone, and it is an enchanting comfort that makes you want to wear it forever.

Fluffy and comfortable

Fluffy, long-haired mohair is a material that is smooth, supple like raw silk, and has a beautiful luster. By blending it with light and soft silk, it is finished in a lightweight knit that is full of warmth. In addition, this cardigan is loosely knitted, so it contains a lot of air and boasts high heat retention. You can wear it like an outerwear, and just put it on to quickly regulate your body temperature.

This mohair silk V-neck side slit knit cardigan is a must-have for short trips or as a stylish outfit for going out. It features a loose silhouette that beautifully highlights the soft and light material. Although it has a simple design, the pockets made of the same knit fabric are also an adorable design point. The color is CAMEL, which gives off an autumn and winter mood. It can be worn over a cut-and-sew top or layered over a dress, making it a useful outerwear for the cold season as it can be easily matched with various items. We also recommend the mohair silk V-neck knit cardigan without slits.

A Japanese knit brand with fans in Europe

Started in 2007, C.T.plage is a knit brand with the concept of "casual but eye-catching knitwear". The simple design is easy to wear every day, and the silhouette has a unique nuance. The knitwear is very soft to the touch, and is made with care, such as finishing the yarn so that it can be hand-washed as much as possible. Knitwear products that reflect the meticulous attention to detail that is unique to Japanese women have gained a solid following even in Europe, where there are many long-established knitwear brands.

Designers Naomi Suwa and Mikako Kanaya are both women who have been involved in planning in the Japanese knitwear industry for many years. "When I wanted to work with the idea of ​​giving shape to the clothes themselves, I decided that a job as a knitwear designer would allow me to choose materials and yarns and plan them. It is very enjoyable to see a person's own ideas appear in the product as it becomes a product from a single thread. The best part of knit planning is that even a seemingly ordinary shape can be transformed by simply changing your awareness and perception. One of the greatest rewards of being a designer is touching the wearer's five senses, such as ease of wear and comfort.

The two designers who said this do a wide range of work, such as developing patterns and production processes that make the most of the characteristics of the material and original materials, in order to pursue not only the design but also the essence of the product, and realize simple yet very comfortable designs.

In addition, by taking responsibility for everything from the yarn stage to the finishing, they arrange the materials over a long period of time while considering time and place. For example, when it comes to producing colors, they dye the cotton instead of the yarn to avoid putting strain on the yarn as much as possible. In particular, for autumn and winter materials, they dye most of the cotton. The difference between yarn dyed and cotton dyed becomes more apparent the more you wear it. This is especially noticeable with black colors.

Despite the fact that it takes a lot of time and effort to create their products, C.T.plage's knitwear expresses their commitment in a very casual way, and you can feel a level of quality that is different from others in terms of comfort and silhouette. As you often notice the quality as you continue to wear it, this brand is particularly popular among experienced adults who wear a lot of clothes.