A cropped cashmere crew carrying Carlos Luna's facing figures — a man and a woman turned toward each other, forming the two eyes that look through the veil of perception.
Highlights
✓The figures form a pair of eyes. Read it once and it is two people; read it again and it is a face looking back at you. That double reading is the point.
✓A Carlos Luna collaboration. Luna's argument is that a complete picture of the world needs the masculine and the feminine view at once — neither one alone sees it.
✓Cropped cashmere crew. Short through the body with a plain crew neck, so the artwork sits high and uninterrupted.
✓Numeric sizing, 0 through 4. Pick your size from the run on the product page.
Cashmere wants knitwear habits rather than sweatshirt ones: fold it instead of hanging it, keep it away from hot water, and give it a day between wears so the fibres spring back.
