Maison Margiela Charles Patching Wool Blend Cardigan, Main, color, Beige

Maison Margiela Charles Patching Wool Blend Cardigan, Alternate, color, Beige

Charles Patching Wool Blend Cardigan

Name: Charles Patching Wool Blend Cardigan
Brand: Maison Margiela
Price: 1255 USD
Availability: InStock

Maison Margiela

Current Price $1,255.00

Color: Beige

Fit:True to size.

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Margiela's subversive style shows through in this wool-rich cardigan that explores the maison's Charles Patching technique with contrasting panels—an homage to King Charles, who proudly sports mended clothing. The brand's discreet yet distinct four-stitch moniker adds an in-the-know touch at the back.

Front button closure
Rib collar
Long sleeves
Ribbed cuffs and hem
80% wool, 20% nylon
Dry clean
Made in Italy
Designer Clothing
Item #11059266

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True to size.
XS=2, S=4, M=6, L=8, XL=10.

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Maison Margiela

Maison Margiela is a luxury haute couture house founded on ideas of nonconformity by Belgian designer Martin Margiela in 1988. The brand embraces creativity rooted in authenticity, community and self-expression, focusing on the relationship between clothes and how they are worn. The artisanal atelier challenges tradition by reinterpreting and repurposing past elements into new forms.