Lightweight round neck sweater with a futuristic cut made out if french terry cotton fabric & uses a two-tone color pallette to emphasize it's paneled design.
The wide angled corners on the front, stacked pleats down the spine & thick drawstring encircling the waist are all hallmarks of futuristic workwear as dictated by late 20th century & 21st century sci-fi media, most notably, the Alien film franchise, or more specifically Sigourney Weaver's character, Ellen Ripley. The grounded sci-fi/industrial style worn by most of the entire cast in those original films were part of what inspired a love of the futuristic blue-collar-core (a word i just invented) style of dress. This style has only grown in popularity around the globe since the release of the original 1979 film & has grown in popularity considerably since being adopted a number of notable designers such as Craig Green & Tuff Leung (who founded Hamcus) whereby this aesthetic was entered into the realm of luxury, high end fashion where it will continue to evolve and grow.
1 of 1. Unisex. Fits true to size. 100% cotton. Made in Canada.
