The house
THEILMA
Seoul
Deconstructed tailoring, named after the Finnish word for air
THEILMA takes its name from ilma, the Finnish word for air — an unseen yet pervasive presence the brand reads as fluidity and inclusivity. In its own words, it works through deconstructivist design, intricate pattern development and innovative material treatments, from a perspective beyond the constructs of time and gender, with close attention to detail and a considered approach to sustainability.
THEILMA
More Back Open Knit Cardigan (Dark Chocolate)
234 € (US$242.52)
Final price may vary based on current exchange rates.
Shipping 53 € · free from 333 € — taxes and duties included
Wool-blend cardigan with kid mohair, featuring a soft, airy, and subtly hairy texture. Generous A-line proportions create a fluid silhouette that gently flares toward the hem. Short front placket transitions into an asymmetric hem that extends toward the sides and back, creating dimensional drape. Reversible two-way construction allows the piece to be worn front to back for varied necklines and silhouettes. Versatile knitwear designed to be worn as a cardigan or draped over the shoulders as a shawl.
Size
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Free returns within 14 days
Material & care+
Wool 40%, nylon 40%, kid mohair 20%.
Sizes & measurements+
| Size | FR FREE |
|---|---|
| length | 70 cm |
| shoulders | 51 cm |
| chest | 57 cm |
| hem | 104 cm |
| sleeves | 66 cm |
Garment measurements taken flat, in cm — may vary by 1–3 cm depending on how they are taken.
Shipping & returns+
Shipped from Seoul — 5–8 business days. Shipping 53 € per order, free from 333 €. Taxes and customs duties included: nothing to pay on delivery.
Free returns within 14 days, in line with your right of withdrawal.
Taxes & duties+
Taxes and customs duties included — no fees on delivery.
The house
THEILMA takes its name from ilma, the Finnish word for air — an unseen yet pervasive presence the brand reads as fluidity and inclusivity. In its own words, it works through deconstructivist design, intricate pattern development and innovative material treatments, from a perspective beyond the constructs of time and gender, with close attention to detail and a considered approach to sustainability.
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