• Andersson Bell Knitted Crochet Intarsia V-Neck Vest in Brown
  • Andersson Bell Knitted Crochet Intarsia V-Neck Vest in Brown
  • Andersson Bell Knitted Crochet Intarsia V-Neck Vest in Brown
  • Andersson Bell Knitted Crochet Intarsia V-Neck Vest in Brown
  • Andersson Bell Knitted Crochet Intarsia V-Neck Vest in Brown
  • Andersson Bell Knitted Crochet Intarsia V-Neck Vest in Brown
  • Andersson Bell Knitted Crochet Intarsia V-Neck Vest in Brown

Andersson Bell Knitted Crochet Intarsia V-Neck Vest - Brown

$529.00 CAD
$529.00 CAD
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Andersson Bell Knitted Crochet Intarsia V-Neck Vest in Brown

While crochet squares may bring up images of grannies in a knitting circle, this vest is a little more “grannies in a circle pit” with its DIY punk patchwork aesthetic. Thick-yarned crocheted squares sit on top of vibrant blocks of colour that are knit directly into the sweater. Hand “repairs” replicate visible mending at patch intersections, and wide rib knitting at the neck, hem, and sleeves finish off the piece.

Features:

  • Relaxed, boxy fit
  • Crocheted "granny squares"
  • Hand knit "repair" details
  • 52% Acrylic, 20% Wool, 18% Nylon, 10% Alpaca
  • Made in Korea

Andersson Bell FW22 Collection

Kyoshi is 5'11", Chest 36" and wears a size Medium

Andersson Bell

Andersson Bell is truly one-of-a-kind. The brand was conceived in 2018 by creative director Dohun Kim, who posed the question: what would Scandinavian fashion like from a Korean perspective? Youthful exuberance pervades each colourful collection, combined with Andersson Bell’s unique blend of Scandi minimalism and the individuality of Seoul’s street style. Their lookbooks are always a trip to behold; appearing like a Lynchian fever dream shot in Technicolor – but with a decidedly avant-garde twist, right smack in the middle of u- and dys- on the -topia scale. Still – there’s something so familiar about many of Andersson Bell’s styles. Though the garments may often look like they were delivered to us from a much savvier far-off future, look closer and you’ll see traces of the movies, paintings, and pop culture touchstones we all know and love.