something about the weight of it.

The stripe on this one is quieter than it looks in photos. In person it reads almost like shadow, like the pattern is built into the fabric rather than printed on top.

I wore it for three days straight.

Wool cashmere is a texture that asks nothing of you. It just holds.

Something about the boat neck on this one - it sits lower than you expect and wider, and that's the whole point. It's the kind of neckline that makes you look like you weren't trying, which is the hardest look to actually pull off.

Loose through the body, slightly too long. I kept it.

The jacquard detail is small - almost architectural. Up close it looks intentional in a way that most streetwear doesn't bother with anymore. It's been a few weeks now and I still notice it every time.

Grunge is the wrong word for this. It's more like texture with an attitude.

Leopard print doesn't usually do this to me. This one is patchworked, broken up, not continuous - which is either nothing or everything, depending on how you feel about pattern.

Worn oversized with dark denim it disappears into the outfit. Worn alone it's the whole conversation.