- Is it really 100% cashmere?
- Yes, the sweater is 100% cashmere with a ribbed knit and a turtleneck collar. That is the main reason it feels denser and warmer than cashmere blends.
- How should I wash it?
- Dry clean only, per the care instructions. Hand washing is not recommended for this knit, and machine washing will risk shrinking and felting.
- Does it run true to size?
- It runs on the generous side. If you are between sizes or want a closer fit, size down; if you like room to layer, take your usual size.
- Will it pill?
- Some pilling is normal on soft cashmere, especially under the arms. Remove pills with a cashmere comb and the surface settles after the first few wears.
- How does it compare with Loro Piana or Malo cashmere?
- It is in the same league: soft, dense, logo-free cashmere at a similar level of quality. Cucinelli tends to cut a bit more relaxed, so try both if fit matters to you.
- Is white hard to keep clean?
- Yes. White cashmere shows marks and collar grime quickly, and dry cleaning is the only safe option, so it suits careful wearers better than daily use.
- Where is the Brunello Cucinelli Cashmere Turtleneck Sweater cheapest?
- At Mytheresa, for $2,500.00, as of our latest check.