Akris

female Martina Wool-Blend Vest

Gilets

The Akris Martina Wool-Blend Vest Gilets.

Crafted of a soft wool blend, the Akris Martina vest features a rounded front hem and two-button closure.

V-neck

Sleeveless

Front flap pockets

Button-front closure

80% virgin wool/20% polyester

Lining: 100% cupro

Dry clean

Imported

SIZE & FIT

Model measurements: 5'10" tall

Model is wearing a US size 4

ABOUT THE BRAND

Founded in 1922 in St. Gallen, Switzerland, the name Akris was derived from founder Alice-Kriemler Schoch's initials. The entrepreneurial designer first started designing dotted aprons with intricate embroidery and soft cotton, which quickly grew into a full line of ready-to-wear. Almost 100 years later, the brand is now helmed by her grandsons. Creative Director Albert Kriemler continues to pay homage to his grandmother through polka-dot lined clothing, luxe fabrications and modern design—which now include sleek accessories like the cult-favorite AI trapezoidal handbag.

Crafted of a soft wool blend, the Akris Martina vest features a rounded front hem and two-button closure.V-neckSleevelessFront flap pocketsButton-front closure80% virgin wool/20% polyesterLining: 100% cuproDry cleanImportedSIZE & FITModel measurements: 5'10" tallModel is wearing a US size 4ABOUT THE BRANDFounded in 1922 in St. Gallen, Switzerland, the name Akris was derived from founder Alice-Kriemler Schoch's initials. The entrepreneurial designer first started designing dotted aprons with intricate embroidery and soft cotton, which quickly grew into a full line of ready-to-wear. Almost 100 years later, the brand is now helmed by her grandsons. Creative Director Albert Kriemler continues to pay homage to his grandmother through polka-dot lined clothing, luxe fabrications and modern design—which now include sleek accessories like the cult-favorite AI trapezoidal handbag.

Style Variants

Available Colors: BLACK

Size Reference for Akris Martina Wool-Blend Vest

Available Sizes: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16

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