La Fetiche’s Bryan sweater plays with colour and unisex ease
The Glasgow and Paris label crafts a lambswool unisex sweater with a graphic contrast cuff, available across four vivid colourways that celebrate playful craft and Scottish textile heritage.
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La Fetiche has designed the Bryan, a unisex sweater in pure lambswool that transforms the everyday knit into something notably considered. The piece arrives in four distinct colourways, each paired with a contrasting ribbed cuff that announces itself as the defining detail: where a conventional sweater might disappear into neutrality, the Bryan insists on being seen.
Constructed from 100 per cent lambswool, the fabric possesses the softness and subtle sheen particular to this fibre, a choice that elevates what could be a simple garment into something with genuine comfort and longevity. The contrast cuff becomes a small rebellion against restraint, rendered in complementary tones that speak to the label’s Glasgow roots yet cosmopolitan sensibility. Unisex in cut, the sweater invites the wearer to move through colour and form without the constraints of gendered dressing.
La Fetiche splits its attention between Glasgow and Paris, two cities with distinctly different approaches to style and craft. The Bryan embodies that transatlantic perspective: practical enough for the Scottish weather, refined enough for Parisian taste. Each colourway presents itself as a considered pairing rather than a random combination, the contrast cuff integral to the whole rather than merely decorative.
The sweater can be layered or worn alone, its unisex proportions adapting to individual interpretation. It belongs to those who find luxury not in logo heavy statements but in the substance of material and the precision of a single, well placed detail.
Imagery courtesy of La Fetiche (@studio_lafetiche).
