- Is this sweater warm enough for winter?
- Yes. Cashmere insulates well for its weight, and the cable knit is denser than a plain knit. The turtleneck collar adds warmth at the neck, so it works as a mid-layer under a coat.
- How does it compare with a plain cashmere turtleneck?
- The cable pattern gives more texture and a slightly heavier feel than a smooth knit. Plain turtlenecks layer more easily under slim jackets; this one is more of a visible statement piece.
- Will the white show dirt easily?
- Yes. White cashmere picks up marks at the cuffs and collar and needs cleaning more often than darker shades. Spot-clean promptly and avoid wearing it around messy tasks.
- How should I wash cashmere?
- Hand wash in cool water with a cashmere shampoo, press out water in a towel and dry flat. Dry cleaning is also fine. Never wring or hang it, which stretches the knit.
- Does the cable knit pill?
- Cable knits can pill where sleeves rub the body and under the arms. A cashmere comb removes pills, and pilling usually lessens after the first few wears.
- What is in the box?
- The sweater only, typically folded in the brand's packaging. No care kit or garment bag is included.
- Where is the Brunello Cucinelli cashmere cable-knit turtleneck sweater cheapest?
- At FARFETCH, for $3,550.00, as of our latest check.