Women's Cashmere Blend Mock Polo Neck Jumper with Silk Sash
Marella
$375.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Marella Women's Cashmere Blend Mock Polo Neck Jumper with Silk Sash exudes a quietly luxe mood—soft, cocooning, and city-ready. A sweater built from a cashmere blend with wool and viscose, it feels plush against the skin and drapes with ease. The mock polo neck and dropped shoulders keep the line relaxed, while a left side slit with a circular cut-out adds a contemporary edge. A pure habutai silk sash threads a refined glow through the silhouette, catching light as you move.
With a regular cut, it lands somewhere between laid-back and polish, easy to layer over a tee or under a blazer. The dropped shoulders create a relaxed shoulder line without losing shape at the hem, and the side slit adds movement and drama to a simple knit. The silk sash can be tied or left to drape for a subtle accent, elevating everything from denim to tailored trousers as the day shifts from desk to dinner.
Marella leans into tactile luxury with pieces that feel effortless yet thoughtfully executed. This jumper channels that mood—soft knit, luxe silk, and easy versatility—making it a standout layer for the season and beyond.
Materials / Fabrication
- Cashmere-blend jumper
- Blend of cashmere, wool and viscose
- Regular cut
- Mock polo neck
- Dropped shoulders
- Left side slit with a circular cut-out
- Ribbed collar, cuffs and hem
- Pure habutai silk sash
- Knitted fabric: 35% polyamide, 30% wool, 30% viscose, 5% cashmere
- Fabric: 100% silk
Recommended Care
- Hand wash cold (max 40C) with mild detergent
- Do not bleach
- Gently reshape while damp
- Lay flat to dry away from direct heat
- If needed, use a cool iron with a pressing cloth; avoid direct heat on silk and cashmere
Fit Notes
- Regular cut through the body with a mock polo neck and dropped shoulders.
- Left side slit with a circular cut-out adds drape detail and a subtle shape change.
- Made from a cashmere blend knit with ribbed collar, cuffs and hem for structured edges.
