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A woman wearing a brown and cream Fair Isle knit sweater with black pants, standing against a plain light gray background.
A woman wearing a brown and cream Fair Isle knit sweater with 'M.CXJC' text on the hem, standing against a plain light background.
A person viewed from behind wearing a brown and cream Fair Isle knit sweater with Japanese characters knitted across the upper back, paired with black pants, against a plain light background.
A woman wearing a dark gray and white Fair Isle knit sweater over a black turtleneck, standing indoors against a light wall with wooden paneling.
A model stands in a modern interior space wearing a dark gray and white patterned knit sweater with dark olive pants.
A woman wearing a dark gray and cream Fair Isle knit turtleneck sweater, standing with arms crossed in front of a wooden bench.
A woman wearing a dark gray and cream Fair Isle knit sweater over a black turtleneck, standing with arms crossed in front of a plain light wall and wooden bench.

Cabin Crew, Alpaca Cotton, Root

Sale price$398​

The Cabin Crew is a crewneck version of our bestselling Cabin Cardi, perfectly suited for wintery days. Inspired by heritage Peruvian Inca knit design, this piece is crafted from an exceptionally soft blend of organic cotton and fine alpaca wool using traditional intarsia technique. Designed to be cherished for years to come.

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The Cabin Crew is a crewneck version of our bestselling Cabin Cardi, perfectly suited for wintery days. Inspired by heritage Peruvian Inca knit design, this piece is crafted from an exceptionally soft blend of organic cotton and fine alpaca wool using traditional intarsia technique. Designed to be cherished for years to come.
A woman wearing a brown and cream Fair Isle knit sweater with black pants, standing against a plain light gray background.
Cabin Crew, Alpaca Cotton, Root
Sale price$398​

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