SIGNAL_AETHER_07 ☰ Star Knit

A flat-knit pullover built around a single, oversized star — frayed at every edge, open at the center, structural distress worked directly into the knit rather than applied after the fact. The O-neck sits low and relaxed. Sleeves run full-length with ribbed cuffs that hold their shape without gripping. The body drops long, with enough volume to layer or wear clean.

Four colorways: Green with a brown star, Charcoal with a cream star, Cream with a red star, Black with a green star. Each one reads differently depending on what's underneath — throw a chain over the O-neck, let a long tee hang below the hem, or wear it alone on a late-night run when the temperature drops and you don't want to think about it.

Most knitwear at this price uses a printed or heat-applied graphic. This one doesn't — the distress is in the construction. That's the difference. $75.99 USD, sizes M through XXXL.

• Material: Acrylic-polyester blend, flat-knit construction — distress and fraying are structural, not surface-applied
• Fit: Oversized silhouette with a long body drop; O-neck collar, regular full-length sleeves, ribbed cuffs and hem
• Star Motif: Chest-centered distressed star with frayed open-knit edges — built into the fabric, not printed or patched
• Sizing: Runs oversized by design; size down one if you prefer a less exaggerated fit — available M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL
• Colorways: Green/Brown Star · Charcoal/Cream Star · Cream/Red Star · Black/Green Star — all at $75.99 USD

FAQ

Does this run true to size?
The cut is intentionally oversized. If you want it to sit closer to the body, go one size down. Body length runs 104cm at M up to 120cm at XXXL.

What's it actually made of?
Acrylic-polyester blend, flat-knit. The star and the distress detailing are structural — frayed edges and open gaps are part of how the fabric was knit, not something applied on top.

How is this different from other distressed knits out there?
Most distressed knitwear at this price uses a printed or heat-applied graphic that sits on the surface. Here, the distress is in the construction — the fraying and open-knit gaps are built into the fabric itself.

What does it layer well with?
Wide-leg denim, cargo pants, or under an open overshirt. The O-neck is clean enough to wear a chain or a fitted tee underneath without adding bulk at the collar.

How do I wash it without wrecking it?
Hand wash cold, or machine wash gentle in a mesh bag. Lay flat to dry — tumble drying will distort the knit structure and pull the frayed edges out of shape.