Petite Mendigote Maya Sweater

An openwork mesh that has the fineness of a lace. Close to the body, in cotton blended with silk, this ecru sweater plays transparency with great elegance. Its scalloped high collar and buttoned back slit make it a precious piece, to wear in all seasons.

• Material: 70% cotton, 20% nylon, 10% silk
• Cut: close to the body
• Collar: upright, scalloped finish
• Sleeves: long
• Length: hips
• Openwork point knitting
• Gathered back slit closed by covered buttons

The dot knitting draws here a regular, almost graphic openwork pattern, which lets the skin guess nicely and gives the piece its precious character. Cotton brings freshness and breathability, silk this light luster that catches the light, and nylon the resistance necessary for such a fine mesh. The close-fitting cut hugs the silhouette without tightening and fits perfectly in trousers or a high-waisted skirt. In the back, a wrinkled slit closed by small covered buttons brings a sewing finish that is not often seen on a mesh.

Wear it back in black suit pants and pumps for the office, or on ecru jeans with a golden pendant on weekends. A matching caraco underneath makes it perfectly portable during the day, and its transparency works wonderfully in the evening.

• Discreet refinement: its openwork mesh and silk bring a rare elegance to an everyday piece.
• Drawn silhouette: its close-fitting cut refines the line without ever compressing.
• All seasons: its breathable cotton can be worn both in mid-season and in winter overlays.

This openwork knit sweater is particularly recommended for women looking for a thin, feminine and slightly transparent piece to wear from the office to parties.

Is the mesh transparent?
Yes, the point knitting is deliberately openwork. We advise you to wear it on a caraco or a thin top depending on the occasion.

Does this sweater fit normally?
Yes, this model fits normally. It is cut close to the body: take the waist above for a wider wear.

How to maintain it?
Wash it by hand, without bleaching, wring and dry flat, then iron it on the wrong side at low temperature.

Fall for this openwork sweater and treat yourself to the most delicate knit in the collection.