Women's Cashmere Blend Crew-Neck Sweater
MM Max Mara
$335.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The MM Max Mara Women’s Cashmere Blend Crew-Neck Sweater is a quiet powerhouse—luxury in its most restrained, modern form. Spun from a worsted cashmere-blend yarn, it drapes with a signature softness but remains structured thanks to that straight fit silhouette. The feel is decadent yet totally unfussy, riding the line between tactile comfort and polished minimalism. Ribbed trims and the finely knitted fabric elevate it beyond basic, inviting a closer look at every classic detail.
Its straight shape skims the frame without clinging, slipping neatly under tailored coats or oversized leather jackets, and the length feels considered—long enough for a French tuck, cropped enough for a neat waistline. The set-in sleeves and crew neckline bring a borrowed-from-the-boys sensibility, softened by that plush, cashmere-rich hand. Lightweight enough to layer beneath suiting or pile over slip dresses, this piece doesn’t demand a change of pace between work hours and slow Sunday afternoons—it simply adapts, always holding its shape and poise.
Max Mara’s DNA is written in wardrobe icons, and this sweater channels that tradition with a freshness that feels right for now—think ‘90s normcore gone luxe, a nod to the enduring appeal of considered basics. Pair it with wide-leg trousers for a look that reads understated and assured, or let it anchor denim and flats for an echo of Milanese ease.
Materials / Fabrication
- Worsted cashmere-blend yarn
- Straight fit
- Crew neckline
- Long set-in sleeves
- Rib-knit trims
- Knitted fabric
- 70% virgin wool, 30% cashmere (except joining thread)
- Imported
Recommended Care
- Hand wash cold (maximum 40°C) with a gentle wool detergent.
- Do not bleach.
- Do not tumble dry.
- Lay flat to dry in the shade to preserve shape.
- Use a cool iron if needed; do not iron rib-knit trims directly.
- Professionally dry clean (perchloroethylene, mild process) as an alternative to hand washing.
- Do not wet clean.
- Store folded rather than hanging to avoid stretching the knit.
