S'YTE x PEANUTS BULKY WOOL UNIQUE NORDIC PATTERN LONG CARDIGAN

S'YTE x PEANUTS Collaborate Collection

Based on an archival Nordic pattern, this long knit cardigan has a minimalist design with a monotone insert of Woodstock and Snoopy wearing crowns.
The unique Nordic pattern of the collaboration, which combines Snoopy and his friends, the flowers and musical notes from the film, and the iconic hat reminiscent of Yohji Yamamoto, looks great in a monotone color that blends well with black, with the red accent color adding to the styling.
The pattern design, which is easy to incorporate into black fashion while retaining the character's loveliness, can be styled with knitwear + pants, as well as layered with outerwear and sleeveless items such as down vest, and is useful as light outerwear in early fall and early spring.
The collaboration name, which expresses the steps of Peanuts with Snoopy's footprints attached to the neck back, is a subtle accent.

What are peanuts?
The author is Charles M. Schulz. (November 26, 1922~February 12, 2000)
Except for a five-week vacation as a 75th birthday present in 1997, Schulz did not miss a single day of work until December 1999, just before his death, when he declared that he would no longer draw comics.
He did everything from gathering material to writing dialogue by himself, without an assistant. The comic strip "Peanuts" first appeared in seven American newspapers on October 2, 1950.
Until its final issue on February 13, 2000, the series ran in 2,200 newspapers in 75 countries and 21 languages, and is still loved around the world.

Height of male model: 186cm
Ladies:173cm

Acrylic: 85%
Wool: 15%

Made in Japan

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