Dior Women Marinière Sweater Vest White and Navy Blue Openwork Cashmere Knit redefines luxury layering with its breathable openwork design. Crafted from soft cashmere, this vest blends classic maritime stripes with modern elegance and supreme comfort.
- 100% cashmere material for soft luxury
- White and navy blue openwork knit
- Relaxed fit, perfect layering piece
- Signature Dior marinière stripe detail
- Pairs well with jeans or tailored trousers
Why You’ll Love It
- Experience unmatched softness that feels gentle on your skin all day long.
- Breathable openwork knit offers lightweight warmth without bulk or heaviness.
- Stylish maritime stripes add timeless elegance to any casual or dressy look.
Materials & Craftsmanship
This Dior Women Marinière Sweater Vest is expertly crafted from premium 100% cashmere, offering incredible softness and warmth. The openwork knit features fine gauge stitching for a delicate, breathable texture. Finished with signature navy blue stripes woven into the white background, the fabric exhibits precise tension and luxurious drape, ensuring both comfort and refined silhouette.
How to Style It
- For weekend brunch, layer over a white blouse with cropped jeans and loafers.
- At the office, wear it atop a silk shirt paired with tailored navy trousers.
- On a casual day out, style with high-waisted shorts and white leather sneakers.
Size & Fit
This sweater vest has a relaxed yet tailored fit designed for layering over shirts or light tops. It runs true to size, but if you prefer a looser silhouette, consider sizing up for added comfort and ease.
Sourcing & inspection
This piece is sourced individually for your order through our partner network. Before it is dispatched it is checked by hand — stitching, hardware, lining, finish and measurements — and photographed so you see the exact item before it ships.
Delivery
Free worldwide shipping, 8 to 16 days after dispatch. Express delivery available. If your parcel has not reached you within 45 days of your order date, you receive a full refund.
