Denim Twofer Zip-Up Sweater
Pilcro
$168.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Pilcro delivers a cool hybrid with the Denim Twofer Zip-Up Sweater, pairing a ribbed cotton-blend knit with a contrast denim peplum hem and cuffs. The knit feels breathable and soft, while the denim details bring a sharp, graphic edge. A front half-zip closure alongside a straightforward pullover silhouette keeps it easy to pull on and go.
Fitted through the waist with a gentle peplum that starts at the hip, the silhouette layers over tees or lightweight tops and stacks well under a jacket. The denim cuffs mirror the hem, creating a cohesive line from wrist to hip. It moves from casual errands to relaxed evenings with jeans or a midi skirt, offering a versatile everyday option.
Pilcro anchors its pieces in texture and wearable attitude, a cue that fits Anthropologie's easygoing, modern wardrobe. The denim knit mix invites pairing with light washes or muted neutrals, letting the top shine as a statement layer without shouting.
Materials / Fabrication
- Ribbed cotton-blend knit
- Contrast denim peplum hem and cuffs
- Front half-zip closure
- Simple pullover styling
- Denim portion as design detail
- Composition: Polyester/Cotton/Elastane
- Brand: Pilcro
- Product name: Denim Twofer Zip-Up Sweater
- Color: Blue
- Size: 2XS
- Retailer: Anthropologie
Recommended Care
- Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle; turn inside out to protect the denim
- Use a mild detergent; avoid bleach
- Lay flat to dry or tumble dry low to preserve fit and prevent denim stiffness
- Reshape while damp; avoid wringing
- Low heat iron if needed, or use a steamer
- Avoid high heat to protect elastane and cotton blend
Fit Notes
- Fitted through the waist with a gentle peplum that starts at the hip creates a defined silhouette over tees or lightweight tops.
- Front half-zip closure with a pullover silhouette offers easy on and off and a clean front line.
- The ribbed cotton-blend knit feels breathable and soft, with contrast denim cuffs and a denim peplum hem.
