The shawl-collar cardigan is reimagined this season with a jacquard motif created in collaboration with Ralph Lauren’s Artist in Residence, Naiomi Glasses—a seventh-generation Diné (Navajo) textile artist and designer. Hand-knit with a silk-and-linen blend, this sweater’s dynamic pattern includes the four-directional cross and wedge-weave motifs, cherished Navajo symbols that carry deep significance for Naiomi and are often featured in her own weavings. Referencing the Earth’s four directions, Naiomi uses this symbol to honor the significance of the number four in Navajo tradition. A belted waist and two front pockets complete the look

• Ralph Lauren Collection hand-knit cardigan
• Shawl collar
• Long sleeves
• Side pockets
• Self-tie waist
• Relaxed fit
• 43% mulberry silk, 31% linen, 26% tussah silk
• Imported

Model is 5'10" (178 cm) and wears a size Small.

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American designer Ralph Lauren debuted his brand in 1967 with ties and menswear, and over the years his vision expanded to encompass women’s ready-to-wear, shoes, accessories, and children’s clothes, just to name a few. Reflecting a distinctive American perspective, they have been an innovator in aspirational lifestyle branding and believe that, under the direction of internationally renowned designer Ralph Lauren, they have had a considerable influence on the way people dress and the way that fashion is advertised and celebrated throughout the world. They combine consumer insights with their design, marketing, and imaging skills to offer, along with their licensing alliances, broad lifestyle product collections with a unified vision.
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