The off-the-shoulder sweater belongs to the women's range of Fendi, Autumn-Winter 2026 collection. Made of cashmere, it features a turtleneck and a straight cut, a construction that closes high on the neck while leaving the shoulders exposed, setting this model apart from a classic set-in sleeve sweater.

The long sleeves are constructed in a raglan style, where the sleeve extends directly from the neckline rather than from a distinct shoulder seam. This construction, combined with the shoulder openings, creates a garment where the shoulder line remains visible despite the presence of long sleeves.

The ribbed edges at the wrists and the base of the sweater keep the garment close to the body, contrasting with the wider opening at the shoulders. Openwork details at this precise point enhance the open effect through a looser knit than the rest of the sweater.

The sweater is customized with two small cones, a decorative detail that complements the construction without altering its function. The neutral gray color allows the construction and knit details to carry the main focus of the piece rather than a prominent color.

Cashmere, the chosen material for its softness, is particularly suited for an area of the body that is in direct contact with the skin, such as the shoulders left exposed by this cut. This material minimizes discomfort that might be caused by coarser wool in that spot.

Worn alone or under an open jacket, this sweater introduces a play between a closed neck and exposed shoulders. Fendi here creates a piece that plays on this contrast, in cashmere, with openwork details and raglan sleeves that accentuate the construction rather than mask it.