"I WISH" Angora-blend fuzzy turtleneck knit

With material choices that contain air and a balanced design that feels natural, we introduce a piece from I WISH that quietly elevates winter styling and refines everyday presence.

The fluffy brushed texture creates depth on the surface, and despite being black, it expresses character through its texture.

First, what draws attention is the delicate pile unique to angora blends, which softly disperses light, creating shadows without making a strong statement, and when viewed up close, it conveys a sense of refinement. The knitting pattern subtly incorporates horizontal rhythm, preventing it from looking monotonous even in a plain design, so it stands out only through texture without choosing matching items.

The high-neck turtleneck creates space around the face while fitting snugly as if wrapping, making it less likely to interfere with the collar of outerwear, and the layered impression is neatly arranged. The body is slightly compact, with longer, sleek sleeves, creating a vertical line just by wearing it, and the sweetness typical of knitwear is subdued, which is a pleasing point. Additionally, the hem is cut in a way that does not retain too much weight, making it less likely to look bulky even with brushed fabric, and it can be styled neatly without tucking into bottoms, which is an added value of this design.

Angora-blend knitwear is not only warm but also its greatest charm is that the material itself can set the mood of the outfit, maintaining a quiet sense of sophistication even indoors without taking off the coat. In other words, it can be said to be a piece that speaks of luxury through tactile and surface beauty without relying on decorations or logos.

Styling-wise, pairing it with wool slacks or long skirts to tighten the softness of the material creates an elegant look, and using it as an inner layer under a tailored jacket to emphasize the three-dimensionality of the neckline adds a mode-like tension. If you want to keep a bit more airiness, layering it under a minimal coat and creating depth through contrast in texture is also recommended.

Definitely take this opportunity.