Lanvin Straight-Cut Sweater

Name: Lanvin Straight-Cut Sweater
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: B3306905
Price: 1950.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Lanvin Straight-Cut Sweater exudes quiet luxury with its cashmere embrace—soft, warm, and indulgently tactile. The tone-on-tone Lanvin logo stitched at the lower body adds a discreet signature, elevating a classic silhouette without shouting. The rounded shoulders and refined weight of the knit give it a timeless, smart-casual energy that feels polished yet incredibly wearable.

Its straight cut drapes cleanly over the frame, while the tightened cuffs anchor the sleeve line for a sleek, put-together look. Layer it over a crisp shirt for a refined office mood or pair with tailored trousers for evenings out, letting the cashmere glow lift your every ensemble. The subtle color lift from the logo and the luxe texture makes it easy to inject a dash of color into a restrained palette, all while keeping the mood refined and versatile across seasons.

Lanvin continues to marry heritage craft with modern ease, and this sweater sits squarely in that lane. It nods to quiet glamour, pairing neatly with clean lines and minimal accessories for a look that feels elevated yet effortlessly approachable. A timeless staple that reads as both indulgent and practically chic, ready to anchor a range of outfits with quiet confidence.

Materials / Fabrication

Cashmere main fabric knitted (100 percent cashmere)
Second knit fabric: 100 percent polyester knitted
Logo embroidered in tone-on-tone on the lower body
Straight-cut silhouette
Rounded shoulders
Tightened cuffs
Made in Türkiye

Recommended Care

Dry clean preferred to preserve cashmere quality and embroidery
If washing at home, hand wash cold with a mild detergent
Reshape while damp and lay flat to dry; avoid wringing
Low heat iron or steam with a pressing cloth if needed
Store folded to prevent stretching

Fit Notes

Straight-cut silhouette drapes cleanly over the frame.
Tightened cuffs anchor the sleeve line for a sleek, put-together look.
Cashmere fabric offers soft warmth and a refined texture for layering.
Subtle logo at the lower body provides a discreet signature while keeping the silhouette streamlined.

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