Two-Tone Virgin Wool Knit Vest

Name: Two-Tone Virgin Wool Knit Vest
Brand: Maison Margiela
SKU: sku243226212
Price: 1320.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Maison Margiela's Two-Tone Virgin Wool Knit Vest channels quiet, sculptural cool the house is known for. The cropped silhouette sits taut at the waist, while a two-tone weave and a needle-punched trompe l'oeil detail at the neckline give a wink of subverted luxury. The virgin wool feels soft and refined with a premium hand, and the back bears the brand's four stitches. Made in Italy, it reads polished and ready for elevated everyday wear. Dry clean only.

With a V-neck and sleeveless cut, this vest layers over a shirt, blouse, or fine knit, its side button closures delivering a clean line. The ribbed hem anchors the cropped shape, giving it texture and a touch of structure as it skims the waist. Worn over a crisp shirt or under a tailored coat, it moves from day to evening without losing its edge.

Margiela's four stitches on the back anchor the piece in the brand's codes, while the two-tone knit and cropped silhouette nod to the house's history of deconstruction and experimental luxury. The model wears a US size 4/Small, hinting at a versatile fit on a standard frame.

Materials / Fabrication

Needle-punched trompe l'oeil detail on the neckline
Cropped knit vest
Brand's signature four stitches on the back
V-neck
Sleeveless
Ribbed hem
Side button closures
Virgin wool
Made in Italy

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to maintain the shape and fibers.
Avoid machine washing or tumble drying to prevent shrinking or distortion.
Gently reshape while damp if hand washed; do not wring.
Store folded, not hung, to preserve the knit silhouette.

Fit Notes

V-neck sleeveless knit vest in virgin wool with a cropped length for layering.
Ribbed hem defines the bottom edge for a neat silhouette.
Side button closures along the edges create a clean front finish.

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About Maison Margiela

Maison Margiela is a Parisian fashion house that is known for its innovative and iconoclastic collections. Creative director John Galliano keeps the legacy of what Maison Margiela is known for alive through his creations while fusing his own unique, romantic touch. Shop the latest collection from Maison Margiela, ranging in dresses to pants, outerwear, sweaters, shoes and accessories.