■ Design & Concept
Restraint and release, made visible: knitwear only FRKM SCD would make. The cross tape running over the center of the body is the whole piece. Bondage language borrowed from punk and goth, then put into something as warm as knit, so the aggression drops away and what is left reads as mode. The tape has genuine physical relief to it rather than being a change of stitch, and it lands as a hard accent across the chest.
■ Material & Texture
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Textured Premium Knit Blend: A heavily textured knit that stays a single color but shifts constantly depending on the light — properly artisan in the hand. It carries weight without losing the drape that gives knitwear its line.
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Cohesive Tape Integration: The crossing tape is cut from the same material as the body, or one close to it, so the detail reads as part of the sweater instead of something bolted onto it.
■ Silhouette & Details
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Relaxed Dropped Shoulder: Dropped shoulders and a relaxed body, with sleeves long enough to stack at the wrist — street proportion, straight up.
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Minimalist Finish: Hem and cuffs are left deliberately plain, so nothing competes with the cross on the front.
■ Styling Suggestion
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Artisanal Noir Layering: With FRKM SCD - Scimitar Zip Skinny Pants. Sharp silver lines below against soft crossed knit above — neo-artisan, worked out properly.
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Shadow Texture Mix: Or take WASTED PARIS - Corduroy Method Casper Pants below. Corduroy wales against knit stitch, two different kinds of ridge, and a monotone fit suddenly has depth.
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Industrial Accents: Let REBEL WAVE - Snap Button Belt show at the waist and put RHIME - Orbion | Charcoal Black on your feet. Silver hardware and a near-future sandal over crafted knit is where 2026SS starts looking expensive.
| S | M | L | XL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Length | 64 | 65 | 66 | 67 |
| Chest Width | 72 | 74 | 76 | 78 |
| Shoulder Width | 36 | 37 | 38 | 39 |
| Sleeve Length | 65 | 66 | 67 | 68 |






























