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Model: 181cm / 58kg / Size M
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Item Code：O16KN1-Moss-Green
KNITTED CREWNECK Moss Green
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Size(cm)
| Size | Shoulder Sleeve | Pit to Pit | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| サイズ | 裄丈 | 身幅 | 着丈 |
| M | 89.5 | 70 | 68 |
Material
| Wool 100% |
| Collection | 23-24AW |
|---|---|
| Elasticity | Stretches a bit |
| Brand | O PROJECT |
| Lining | No lining |
| Transparency | Opaque |
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O PROJECT 2023-24 Autumn Winter Collection.
It's a crew neck knit made from 100% wool, known for its smooth touch.
The distinctive feature is the rounded silhouette with subtle tapering towards the cuffs and hem.
While it has a slightly oversized and relaxed fit, it is sized to allow layering of outerwear on top of it.
PRODUCTION AREA
Made in Belgium
About O PROJECT
Designer: JAN-JAN VAN ESSCHE
A unisex brand created by JAN-JAN VAN ESSCHE, a designer from Antwerp, Belgium which started at during the spring-summer 2016 collection.
"FREE SPIRIT" is a concept that has poured into the designs, it is an open, free and unique collection in all aspects of pattern, design and material.
The "O” symbolises a "LINK” in connection. Each item is different but a story is created at the same time.As one circle "O", it slowly changes its shape and each personality is created. Everyday people grow and no day is the same.The designer believes that it is important to link "O" and that it is necessary to connect with each other as we express "the state of being connected or moving”.
