adidas Trefoil Embroidered Crewneck Sweater
adidas
$90.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The adidas Trefoil Embroidered Crewneck Sweater brings heritage sporty style into a cozy everyday knit. Knit with a touch of wool, this piece relies on a fabric blend of 59 percent acrylic, 30 percent polyamide, 8 percent wool, and 3 percent elastane. An embroidered Trefoil adds a signature brand lift against the clean crewneck, with an imported finish that nods to athletic staples reimagined for streetwear.
Long sleeves, ribbed cuffs and hem, and a relaxed, unfussy shape give it easy wearability across layers and looks. The crewneck sits comfortably close enough to tuck a tee in or pair with a jacket, while the soft blend moves with the body through daily routines. It holds its own over denim, with a sleek line over a skirt, and transitions from casual mornings to after-hours hangs with minimal fuss. Hand wash, dry flat.
An adidas piece that leans into the house's heritage while staying street-ready, this sweater pairs with denim for casual cool or with a skirt for a more polished edge. The emblematic Trefoil keeps the look anchored in sport, a reminder that cozy knits can carry a distinct athletic mood through seasonal shifts.
Materials / Fabrication
- Embroidered Trefoil motif on a cozy crewneck sweater
- Crewneck design
- Long sleeves
- Ribbed cuffs and ribbed hem
- Knit with a touch of wool
- Fiber composition: 59 percent acrylic, 30 percent polyamide, 8 percent wool, 3 percent elastane
- Imported
Recommended Care
- Hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent; reshape while damp and lay flat to dry
- Avoid machine drying or high heat to prevent fiber damage
- Dry clean optional for best shape and longevity
- Store folded to maintain silhouette and prevent shoulder stretching
Fit Notes
- Crewneck silhouette with long sleeves and ribbed cuffs and hem creates a classic, easy layering base.
- The knit blends wool with elastane for gentle stretch and shape retention.
- An embroidered Trefoil detail adds heritage sporty style.
