Maison Martin Margiela x Tommy Cash Striped Sweater

DESCRIPTION — Maison Margiela x Tommy Cash Stripe Sweater a black-and-ivory striped knit from the collaboration between Maison Margiela and Estonian artist Tommy Cash, built around the visual collision of the two names. the chest embroidery overlaps “Maison Margiela” and “Tommy Cash” into a deliberately difficult-to-read hybrid logo — an irreverent treatment of one of fashion's most recognizable identities. the graphic sits against broad horizontal stripes and an otherwise traditional crewneck construction, allowing the distorted branding to remain the focal point. oversized proportions, dropped shoulders, and an elongated shoulder line give the sweater a relaxed silhouette. DETAILS + details Maison Margiela x Tommy Cash collaboration black and ivory horizontal stripe pattern overlapping Maison Margiela / Tommy Cash chest embroidery crew neckline dropped shoulders long sleeves ribbed neckline ribbed cuffs ribbed hem oversized knit construction one size materials knit composition pending verification measurements (approximation): chest: 25.5 in shoulder: 29.5 in length: 26.5 in front / 27.5 in rear sleeve length: 24 in FIT / CARE + fit notes marked one size and intentionally cut with exaggerated proportions. the 29.5-inch shoulder creates a pronounced dropped-shoulder silhouette, while the 25.5-inch pit-to-pit measurement provides a relaxed body without excessive length. refer to the provided measurements for the most accurate indication of fit. care care label indicates hand wash warm and dry flat in shade. do not tumble dry. warm iron if required. due to the knit construction and embroidered chest graphic, avoid hanging for extended periods to help preserve the garment's shape. CONDITION + pre-owned condition. exact condition pending verification. please review all product images carefully for the most accurate representation of the garment. HID.N NOTE + Tommy Cash's collaboration with Margiela works because it treats the house's identity with exactly the kind of disrespect that Margiela historically encouraged. rather than simply placing two logos next to each other, the names are physically layered until neither reads completely cleanly — turning luxury branding into something closer to a visual glitch. the striped knit makes the joke even better. from a distance it's an almost archetypal black-and-white sweater; up close, the chest reveals a deliberately confused collision of authorship. understated by the standards of the collaboration, but probably one of its most wearable pieces.