Style That Speaks — Without Saying a Word
There's something quietly powerful about a vest. It layers. It defines. It tells a story before you even open your mouth. This season, we're spotlighting two standout pieces from our unisex knit vest collection — and they couldn't be more different in spirit, yet perfectly in sync.
Save The Wildlife — The Statement Vest
Bold, earthy, and unapologetically intentional. The Save The Wildlife Knit Vest in sage green with golden amber trim is more than a wardrobe piece — it's a declaration. Worn alone over bare skin for a relaxed, athletic edge, or layered over a crisp white collared shirt for a museum-ready editorial look, this vest carries its message with ease.
The contrast trim at the neckline, armholes, and hem grounds the design in warmth, while the hand-lettered graphic across the chest keeps things raw and real. Whether you're gallery-hopping or heading to a rooftop gathering, this vest does the talking.
Style tip: Layer it over a white long-sleeve shirt and pair with dark slim trousers for a polished, editorial finish.
The Plain Knit Vest — Quiet Luxury in Plum
For those who let their presence do the work, the Plain Knit Vest in Plum is your answer. A deep, rich burgundy-plum body with soft pink ribbed trim — understated, refined, and endlessly versatile. Draped over a cream blouse, it channels old-world sophistication with a modern silhouette.
This is the vest you reach for when you want to feel put-together without trying too hard. It pairs beautifully with wide-leg trousers, tailored pants, or even a flowing midi skirt for an unexpected twist.
Style tip: Layer over a silk or satin blouse in ivory or champagne for a tonal, editorial look that transitions from day to evening.
Unisex by Design. Personal by Nature.
Both vests are designed to be worn by anyone, styled any way. That's the beauty of a great knit vest — it adapts to you. Mix, layer, contrast, or keep it clean. There are no rules here, only intention.
Shop the Save The Wildlife Vest and the Plain Knit Vest in Plum now — and wear what you stand for.
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