Hoodies & SweatshirtsUnisex
MM Menkem43, Mohair knitted sweater
€145,00
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Description
Wrap yourself in culture, comfort, and creativity with the Heritage Crown Mohair Knitted Sweater — a luxury artisanal knit designed to celebrate identity and legacy.
Crafted from soft, premium mohair, this sweater delivers exceptional warmth with a lightweight, cozy feel. On the front, the Maison Makeeva prints are skillfully knitted into the fabric — making the garment not just apparel, but wearable art.
The back of the sweater tells a deeper story — featuring a unique combination of embroidered and knitted artwork, including symbolic prints, expressive text, and visual elements representing bloodline, heritage, and DNA. Bold colors come together to reflect individuality and the richness of shared roots. At the top sits a regal crown, symbolizing that we are all crowned by heritage.
This piece embodies identity, pride, and style — a statement garment for those who honor where they come from.
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Hand Wash Only — cold water, gentle detergent
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Drying: Lay flat to dry; avoid hanging to prevent stretching
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Ironing: Low temperature steam only — avoid direct contact with embroidered areas
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Do Not: Bleach, tumble dry, or dry clean
Delivery & returns
Ships from France. Orders are usually processed within 2–5 business days; delivery estimates and costs are shown at checkout.
Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery, unused and unwashed with all tags attached. Sale items are final unless faulty.
Part of· Campaign · Spring Summer 2026
Echoes Beyond Origin
A journey traced through bloodlines, memory, and migration.






