Thank you for viewing. Rare half-zip knit from the 1989AW Giorgio Armani collection, designed by the man himself. The most distinctive feature is the unique zipper construction that "undulates" and curves. The visual impact of the modern silhouette, which Armani was experimenting with at the time, is also superb. You can tell it's an Armani knit at a glance. Furthermore, angora was selected for the material. Angora is a rare natural material derived from rabbits, It combines lightness, softness, and high heat retention. It has a silky luster and a fluffy nap. It embodies the "sensuality residing within simplicity" that is characteristic of 80s-90s Armani. ☑︎ item Half-zip knit sweater ☑︎ brand GIORGIO ARMANI giorgio armani Giorgio Armani ☑︎ color Greige × Dark Gray (collar and sleeve lining color scheme) ☑︎ size Marked 46 *Worn by someone 173cm tall and 55kg. A silhouette with a moderate amount of room. Even if you wear it with room like me, It looks like Armani, and it suits a muscular body too...◎ ☑︎ material Wool 62% Rayon 26% Nylon 9% Polyurethane 3% Angora 31% → Combines the softness and luxury of angora with the elasticity of knitwear. ☑︎ condition There is a feeling of use typical of vintage items, but there is no noticeable damage and you can still wear it. ★ Please check the actual size and photos carefully. I cannot answer questions like "Can I wear it if I am Xcm and Xkg?" or "How many times has it been worn?" ★ When shipping, it may be compressed due to size constraints. ★ As it is a used item, there are overall wrinkles, fraying, and stains from storage. I am sorry, but please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to these issues. ★ Depending on the shipping situation, we may change from Yu-Yu Mercari to Raku-Raku Mercari without notice. If you have any issues, please comment beforehand. ★ We also have many other men's clothing items for sale, so please take a look (^_^) This listing is for the "knit" only. The three designers who were known as the "3G" of the golden age of Milan fashion in the 1980s and 1990s: Giorgio Armani Gianfranco Ferré Gianni Versace