A sculptural and quietly dramatic knit from Y’s by Yohji Yamamoto, this black sleeveless cocoon sweater dates to the 2004–05 season and exemplifies the designer’s refined approach to volume, layering, and asymmetry. Designed within Yohji Yamamoto’s secondary line, Y’s distills his avant-garde sensibility into garments that balance conceptual design with everyday wearability.

Crafted from a breathable blend of 70% cotton and 30% linen, the sweater features a softly textured knit with a fluid drape. The cocoon-like silhouette is defined by a snap-front closure at the neckline, creating a gathered, folded effect that allows the garment to open and close in multiple ways. A dramatic cutout at the front adds visual intrigue, while the extended shoulder panels create the impression of short sleeves without traditional armholes.

The all-black palette emphasizes the garment’s architectural construction and layered textures, allowing light and shadow to define its form. Lightweight and seasonless, the piece functions effortlessly as a statement top or a layered element over dresses, shirts, or knits.

A distinctive example of mid-2000s Y’s design, this sweater reflects Yohji Yamamoto’s ongoing exploration of deconstruction, modular dressing, and poetic restraint within knitwear.

• Yohji Yamamoto
• Y'S Collection
• Size: 3
• Fabric: 70% Cotton, 30% Linen
• 2004-05 Collection
• Excellent Vintage Condition 
• Wear Consistent with Age and Use
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