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      Aria™| Sweater with Collar

      $54.99 USD
      $187.50 USD
      70% OFF
      ❄ Winter Sale:2 pieces 20% OFF·3 pieces 25% OFF·4 pieces 30% OFF
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      Effortless elegance, every day

      The Aria Sweater is designed for women who value comfort without compromising on style. With its soft draped collar and relaxed silhouette, this piece flatters naturally—no effort required.

      Premium comfort you’ll feel instantly
      Crafted from a high-quality cotton-blend knit, the fabric is breathable, lightweight, and gentle on the skin. It keeps you warm on cooler days without feeling heavy or restrictive—ideal for Australia’s changing seasons.

      A flattering fit that works with your body
      The relaxed fit skims over the body rather than clinging, making it especially forgiving around the midsection. The slightly longer hem and curved finish provide extra coverage where you want it, while still maintaining a refined shape.

      Designed with real women in mind
      The softly draped collar adds a touch of elegance while subtly framing the neckline. No tightness, no fuss—just a polished look that feels as good as it looks.

      Why women love the Vionne Sweater

      • Soft, breathable cotton-blend fabric
      • Relaxed, flattering fit for all body types
      • Elegant draped collar for a refined touch
      • Easy to style—perfect with jeans, trousers or skirts
      • Comfortable enough for daily wear, polished enough to step out in

      This is the sweater you reach for again and again.
      Reliable, flattering, and effortlessly stylish—exactly what your wardrobe has been missing.
      Last Collection — 70% Off

      6 Women. 47 Years of Craftsmanship. One Last Chance.

      From a small studio in Inari, Finland, these women have been crafting the finest cotton and cashmere sweaters for nearly five decades. This is their final collection before the workshop closes forever.
      From a small studio in Inari, Finland, these women have been crafting the finest cotton and cashmere sweaters for nearly five decades. This is their final collection before the workshop closes forever.

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      Every piece handcrafted in Inari. Every stitch by hands that took 40 years to train.

      Every piece handcrafted in Inari. Every stitch by hands that took 40 years to train.

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      A Heartbreaking Decision

      For 47 years, six women in a quiet Finnish village made cotton and cashmere the old way. By hand. No machines. No rush.

      They never wanted fame. Never needed a brand. Just the work.

      Then last month, they made the hardest decision of their lives.

      Read Their Full Story→

      Meet The Hands Behind Your Sweater

      Meet The Hands Behind Your Sweater

      Six women. 243 years of combined experience. One final collection.

      Liisa
      68
      Anneli
      71
      Helena
      74
      Marja
      69
      Kirsti
      66
      Eeva
      62
      "None of their daughters learned the craft. When these women stop, 47 years of knowledge stops with them."
      "None of their daughters learned the craft. When these women stop, 47 years of knowledge stops with them."

      40 Years In These Hands

      No machines. No shortcuts.

      Every sweater in this collection was made the same way their grandmothers taught them. Slow. Patient. Right.

      "Twenty years before my hands knew what they were doing. Another twenty to master it."

      — Helena, 74

      No machines. No shortcuts.

      Every sweater in this collection was made the same way their grandmothers taught them. Slow. Patient. Right.

      "Twenty years before my hands knew what they were doing. Another twenty to master it."

      — Helena, 74

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