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unknown, looks like wool

Details:

Grey scarf

It has one attached jumper sleeve with frayed trims

The sleeve-side is shorter

The other side is extra long

Irregular knit with striped panels with different width

Tassels at the end of the scarf

Wim Neels graduated from the Academy of Antwerp in 1988. He worked as Walter Van Beirendonck’s assistant and was a finalist for the Golden Spindle awards in 1991. His first collection of womenswear was launched in March 1991, followed by his first menswear collection in 1996. Wim Neels gives us his vision on the ‘basics’ of the western wardrobe. He produces all the pieces either men or women could ever need: suits, coats, shirts, trousers, skirts and knitwear. His garments differ from standard basics in that their cut and tailoring are absolutely superior. They look simple, but are never plain. This is fashion that tends to suggest rather than display its presence.

Condition: 4/5

Good condition, please note the label is missing, but was purchased of the same person that had the Wim Neels skirt