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Superior comfort

A silk cashmere crew neck pullover with a simple design and high-quality material. The basic silhouette of the crew neck is accentuated by the beauty of the material, with the luster of silk giving it an elegant impression.

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 silk and cashmere is pleasant to touch for anyone, and it is an enchanting comfort that makes you want to keep wearing it forever.

Enchanting comfort

A silk cashmere crew neck pullover with a melting feel of 85% silk and 15% cashmere. The luxurious feel that exceeds that of high-quality knits brings comfort and surprise every time you wear it. The exquisite silhouette that fits gently to the body while not picking up too many lines is also a nice point. The smooth and lustrous fabric gently hugs your skin, and although it is thin and light, you can still feel the warmth of cashmere.

Because it is thin, it does not get bulky even when you put on an outer layer over it, and it is easy to tuck into your bottoms. It is available in two colors: WHITE, which gives a neat impression, and B.NAVY, which can be worn in many ways. Pair it with wide pants or a pleated skirt for a neat and elegant look. It is also perfect for casual wear when combined with denim or tapered pants.

A Japanese knit brand with fans in Europe

C.T.plage, which started in 2007, is a knit brand with the concept of "casual but eye-catching knits." The simple design is easy to wear every day, and the silhouette adds a unique nuance. The knitwear is very soft to the touch, and is made with care and attention to detail, starting from the yarn so that it can be hand washed as much as possible. The knitwear, which reflects the attention to detail that is unique to Japanese women, has won over many fans 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 threads and plan them. It is very fun to see the individual's ideas appear in the product as it turns from a single thread into a product. The best part of knitwear planning is that even if something looks ordinary at first glance, it can take shape just by changing your awareness and way of thinking. One of the joys of being a designer is being able to touch the wearer's five senses, such as ease of wear and comfort. " These two designers, who spoke of theirs, pursue not only the design but also the essence of the product, and are involved in a wide range of tasks, such as developing patterns and production processes that make the most of the characteristics of the materials, and original materials, to realize designs that are simple yet extremely comfortable to wear.