Pietro sweater in ecru
Pietro sweater in ecru
Pietro sweater in ecru
Pietro sweater in ecru

Pietro sweater

Italian wool and cashmere
CHF 165.00
Color: Écru
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ÉCRU
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A staple of the modern menswear wardrobe, the Pietro sweater keeps you warm with its turtleneck and its comforting, textured Italian wool and cashmere knit.

Offered for the first time in a bright ecru shade, it’s a color you’ll never want to take off thanks to how easy it is to wear. Simply put: the ecru turtleneck is the cold-season equivalent of your favorite white T-shirt.

Its slightly fitted cut flatters your silhouette and lets you explore many layering possibilities.

Against plain knits, opt for seed stitch

To add charm to your outfits, this sweater features a seed stitch knit. Achieved by alternating knit and purl stitches, it creates an irregular texture that forms an array of small, juxtaposed diamonds, reminiscent of the caviar pattern found on some suits.

Made from 90% extra-fine merino wool and 10% cosy cashmere, the Pietro is comfortable, thermoregulating, and incredibly soft. Once put on, you won’t want to take it off.

We selected this luxurious material for you from the Italian mill Papi Fabio, specialists for five generations in crafting yarns from noble fibers.

You won’t want to take it off

We love turtlenecks: not only do they protect your neck, but they elevate and add a touch of sophistication to any outfit.

Even better, we love the ecru turtleneck because it’s a perfect cold-season replacement for the classic white T-shirt. Swap the usual “white T-shirt + classic shirt” combo for this turtleneck and a wool overshirt, and you’re good to go.

It’s a true neutral foundation for building sharp outfits: wear it under a sleeveless vest, a flannel blazer, a denim jacket, a leather jacket, a coat, a parka… anything goes.

And to keep it from contrasting too strongly with the darker tones typical of winter looks, we designed this one in a slightly greyed ecru shade, leaning toward a putty tone. Bright, yes—but not glaring.