The combination of two organic shades — dark and milk chocolate — creates a deep, layered color with natural softness and refined depth. Dense jacquard knitting gives the fabric a distinctive structure, helps the garment maintain clean lines, and supports shape stability even after long wear.

Knitted in a double yarn construction, the cardigan provides warmth and comfort throughout the colder season. The high collar, clean zipper closure, and understated cut make it a versatile piece for the modern men’s wardrobe — from relaxed casual styling to more refined urban looks.

This is a piece defined by quiet confidence: thoughtful, tactile, and sophisticated in its simplicity and attention to detail.

Composition: 100% yak down
Fiber fineness: 16–17 microns
Fiber origin: Mongolia

Yarn construction: 24/2 (double-twisted yarn for strength and durability)

Thanks to its dense undercoat, yak down retains warmth exceptionally well even in very cold weather. It is considered one of the warmest natural fibers, helping maintain comfort without excessive layering.
Yak down is approximately 20% warmer than cashmere and around 40% warmer than sheep’s wool.
At Cashmerebox, we work exclusively with 100% yak down, without synthetic or blended fibers. This is a conscious choice that allows us to preserve the material’s natural properties — its warmth, lightness, and breathability.
For our pieces, we select only the finest fibers measuring 16–18 microns. This represents less than 20% of the collected raw material and allows us to create pieces that feel soft, elastic, and silky to the touch.
We support conscious consumption and strive to create pieces that will be worn, appreciated, and loved for many years.

• Payment on delivery (available, only, in Ukraine)
• Online payment

Delivery methods:
Ukraine

• Pickup from our store
• Courier service within Kyiv (200 UAH)
• “Nova Poshta” station (on recipient’s account)
• Targeted delivery by “Nova Poshta” courier service (on recipient’s account)

International shipping

• Delivery by “Ukrposhta” (according to the operator tariffs)