Givenchy Givenchy High Neck Slashed Sweater

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Givenchy High Neck Slashed Sweater

Name: Givenchy High Neck Slashed Sweater
Brand: Givenchy
SKU: BW90WS4ZVC105
Price: 1950.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Givenchy High Neck Slashed Sweater in Ivory embodies quiet luxury with modern polish. The heavy ribbed knit commands presence, while a folded collar frames the neckline with sculpted ease. The knit rests on layered blends: 86% wool, 8% cashmere, 5% polyamide, 1% elastane in one layer, plus another blend of 80% wool and 11% polypropylene, and a further mix of 80% wool, 11% polypropylene and 9% cashmere, all contributing warmth and structure.

The silhouette skims with a refined ease, easy to pair with everything from tailored trousers to denim. Its weight holds shape through the day, and the folded collar keeps the neckline crisp when layering over a blouse or tee. A coat becomes a natural second skin, as the knit lends polish without fuss.

Givenchy's legacy of aristocratic elegance, sensuality and fresh romanticism informs this knit, while the house's modern approach keeps it relevant for today. An ivory high neck with ribbed texture pairs easily with tailored pieces for a poised workday, or with minimal denim for a crisp weekend edit.

Materials / Fabrication

Heavy ribbed knit fabric
Folded collar
High neck design
Layered knit construction with three blends: Layer A: 86% wool, 8% cashmere, 5% polyamide, 1% elastane; Layer B: 80% wool, 11% polypropylene; Layer C: 80% wool, 11% polypropylene, 9% cashmere
Color: Ivory

Recommended Care

Professional dry cleaning strongly recommended.
If washing at home, hand wash cold with a mild wool detergent; do not wring or twist; reshape while damp.
Lay flat to dry away from direct heat or sunlight.
Steam to remove wrinkles; avoid direct ironing, or use a low heat setting with a pressing cloth.
Store folded to maintain shape and prevent shoulder distortion.

Fit Notes

The silhouette skims the body with refined ease for a polished, not-tight fit through the torso.
The heavy ribbed knit provides warmth and structure, helping the garment hold its shape throughout the day.
The high neck is folded to frame the neckline and stays crisp when layering over a blouse or tee.
It pairs easily with tailored trousers or denim for versatile styling.

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