PHO Firenze Rose Appliqué Baby Alpaca Knit Sweater — Lipstick & Malva

The same exceptional yarn as PHO Firenze’s Pearl Appliqué sweater — 37% polyamide, 30% wool, 30% baby alpaca, 3% elastomer — but in a crewneck silhouette and with a different embellishment story. Where the Pearl sweater is luminous and evening-ready, the Rose sweater is romantic and expressive: three-dimensional rose appliqués that add sculptural texture to the knit surface, turning a sweater into a statement without requiring anything else from the outfit.

Baby alpaca at 30% — the fibre from the first shearing of young alpacas, finer and softer than adult alpaca, with a natural lustre that synthetic fibres cannot replicate. Wool for warmth and structure. Polyamide for durability and shape retention. Elastomer for gentle recovery. A crewneck that sits cleanly at the collarbone. Long sleeves in a regular fit. Available in two colourways that are both bold in their own way: Lipstick — a saturated, confident red that commands a room — and Malva (Dusty Rose) — a muted, sophisticated pink with enough grey in it to read as a neutral. Currently on sale from $230 to $125. Made in Italy by PHO Firenze.

Details

• Composition: 37% Polyamide, 30% Wool, 30% Baby Alpaca, 3% Elastomer
• Construction: Knitted — regular fit
• Colors: Lipstick · Malva (Dusty Rose)
• Neckline: Crewneck
• Sleeves: Long
• Embellishment: Rose appliqués — three-dimensional, sculptural
• Available in sizes XS · S · M · L
• Made in Italy by PHO Firenze

Styling

• Lipstick: Wear with black tailored trousers or a black midi skirt — let the colour and roses do the work
• Malva: Pair with camel, ivory, or chocolate brown for a tonal, sophisticated palette
• Both colourways work beautifully with the PHO Firenze Pearl Appliqué Sweater for a coordinated knitwear look

Care

• Hand wash in cold water with mild detergent — do not machine wash
• Do not wring — press gently in a clean towel to remove excess water
• Lay flat to dry away from direct heat and sunlight
• Store folded, not hung — hanging will stretch the knit over time
• Handle rose appliqués with care — avoid snagging on jewellery or rough surfaces