Resurrection is excited to present a Maison Martin Margiela Line 10 brown knit cardigan from Fall/Winter 2001–02, an understated yet deeply textural exploration of proportion, tactility, and utilitarian design.

Rendered in a rich, earthy brown wool, the cardigan features a heavily textured, almost sculptural knit that alternates between dense and open structures, creating subtle shifts in surface and depth. The oversized silhouette is anchored by a generous shawl collar, which can be worn high and enveloping or relaxed for a more casual drape. A single offset button closure at the chest introduces an asymmetric focal point, while a self-knit belt allows the volume to be cinched or left loose.

Large patch pockets and rolled cuffs reinforce the garment’s functional sensibility, while the exaggerated proportions lend it a quietly dramatic presence. The weight and tactility of the knit evoke a sense of warmth and protection, aligning with Margiela’s continued investigation into garments as both objects and environments.

A rare unisex piece from the early 2000s, this cardigan exemplifies the Maison’s ability to elevate everyday forms through material innovation and thoughtful deconstruction—an enduring cornerstone of the Margiela vocabulary.