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Akris Chunky Cashmere Gilet, Reversible Knit Blazer, Long-Sleeve Tee, Woven Tie Belt & Slim Trousers

Luxurious pieces in polished form define the Akris collection, and this look is no different. Inspired by the glamorous travelers on the trans-Siberian railway, this collection look blends cashmere, wool and silk, layered expertly to showcase your signature grace and uptown style.

Highlights

Slim Trousers:
- Light taiga suiting jersey.
- Sits at hip.
- Side slash pockets.
- Slim through thigh; slightly eased at knee.
- Full-length.
- Hook-and-eye/zip front; belt loops.
- Wool/viscose/polyamide.
- Made in Switzerland.

Designer

About Akris:
This family-owned Swiss house is guided by Creative Director Albert Kriemler. His grandmother launched the line in 1922 and drew the name from her own initials (Alice Kriemler Schoch). Today the company has earned a reputation for exceptionally well-tailored dresses, suits and separates, and each piece is still designed and produced in Switzerland.

Albert Kriemler of Akris answers our 5 Questions.

Details

Woven Tie Belt, Taiga:
- Rust woven leather.
- Thin style may be wrapped twice.
- Ties at waist with tassels.
- Made in Switzerland.

Designer

Highlights

Reversible Knit Blazer:
- Taiga knit reverses to cream.
- Mock neck; button front.
- Long sleeves.
- Front flap pockets.
- Hem hits below hip.
- Wool/cotton.
- Made in Switzerland.

Designer

Modern Size Guide


	Akris Chunky Cashmere Gilet, Reversible Knit Blazer, Long-Sleeve Tee, Woven Tie Belt & Slim Trousers Luxurious pieces in polished form define the Akris collection, and this look is no different. Inspired by the glamorous travelers on the trans-Siberian railway, this collection look blends cashmere, wool and silk, layered expertly to showcase your signature grace and uptown style. Highlights Slim Trousers: Light taiga suiting jersey. Sits at hip. Side slash pockets. Slim through thigh; slightly eased at knee. Full-length. Hook-and-eye/zip front; belt loops. Wool/viscose/polyamide. Made in Switzerland. Designer About Akris: This family-owned Swiss house is guided by Creative Director Albert Kriemler. His grandmother launched the line in 1922 and drew the name from her own initials (Alice Kriemler Schoch). Today the company has earned a reputation for exceptionally well-tailored dresses, suits and separates, and each piece is still designed and produced in Switzerland. Albert Kriemler of Akris answers our 5 Questions. Details Woven Tie Belt, Taiga: Rust woven leather. Thin style may be wrapped twice. Ties at waist with tassels. Made in Switzerland. Designer About Akris: This family-owned Swiss house is guided by Creative Director Albert Kriemler. His grandmother launched the line in 1922 and drew the name from her own initials (Alice Kriemler Schoch). Today the company has earned a reputation for exceptionally well-tailored dresses, suits and separates, and each piece is still designed and produced in Switzerland. Albert Kriemler of Akris answers our 5 Questions. Highlights Reversible Knit Blazer: Taiga knit reverses to cream. Mock neck; button front. Long sleeves. Front flap pockets. Hem hits below hip. Wool/cotton. Made in Switzerland. Designer About Akris: This family-owned Swiss house is guided by Creative Director Albert Kriemler. His grandmother launched the line in 1922 and drew the name from her own initials (Alice Kriemler Schoch). Today the company has earned a reputation for exceptionally well-tailored dresses, suits and separates, and each piece is still designed and produced in Switzerland. Albert Kriemler of Akris answers our 5 Questions. Modern Size Guide