Reformation Hart Cashmere V-Neck Ribbed Sweater Sustainable Luxury Women's Knit
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Very Good — gently worn with minimal signs of wear, no major flaws
Elevate your wardrobe with this authentic Reformation (known for sustainable fashion and elevated basics) Hart Cashmere Sweater — a timeless piece of luxury knitwear perfect for cooler weather. Crafted in a soft, ribbed recycled cashmere blend for superior comfort and warmth, this sweater features a flattering v-neckline, long blouson sleeves, and a slightly fitted bodice that pairs beautifully with jeans, skirts, or tailored trousers.
Material: Premium recycled cashmere blend (90% recycled cashmere, 10% virgin cashmere) — lightweight yet cozy.
Style: V-neck ribbed knit, long sleeves, relaxed but polished silhouette.
Color: Heathered Brown - Neutral
Fit: TTrue to size, slim but comfortable
This piece captures the quiet luxury aesthetic that buyers crave — a wardrobe staple that’s both chic and comfortable. Perfect for everyday wear, holiday outfits, or capsule wardrobes. Add this classic knit to your closet today!
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