100% cashmere. Made in Italy.
A month or so ago I picked up a few Riccardo Piacenza sweaters to sell, not knowing anything about the brand. Touching them, seeing first hand how nice they were, I thought I'd take a shot. It turns out that Piacenza is one of the world's oldest family owned companies, founded in 1733, 11th generation blah blah blah, read more here: http://www.piacenza1733.it/inglese/default.html. Chris Depos (the tailor) has a line on his website saying "Truly the finest cashmere and camel hair you will ever find!" It is right up there with the best of the best. A few of you bought them and seem to be very happy with them so far. When I was in Rome, I saw them in some shop windows for a very high price and Yoox is selling their wool sweaters for around $250. The sweaters seem to run true to size. The EU 48 fit me well (I'm a standard 38) with enough looseness to be comfortable but not sloppy. Price includes shipping in the U.S. Add $10 per sweater to Canada. Check with me about overseas.
All sold
A month or so ago I picked up a few Riccardo Piacenza sweaters to sell, not knowing anything about the brand. Touching them, seeing first hand how nice they were, I thought I'd take a shot. It turns out that Piacenza is one of the world's oldest family owned companies, founded in 1733, 11th generation blah blah blah, read more here: http://www.piacenza1733.it/inglese/default.html. Chris Depos (the tailor) has a line on his website saying "Truly the finest cashmere and camel hair you will ever find!" It is right up there with the best of the best. A few of you bought them and seem to be very happy with them so far. When I was in Rome, I saw them in some shop windows for a very high price and Yoox is selling their wool sweaters for around $250. The sweaters seem to run true to size. The EU 48 fit me well (I'm a standard 38) with enough looseness to be comfortable but not sloppy. Price includes shipping in the U.S. Add $10 per sweater to Canada. Check with me about overseas.
All sold
