Stone Island
stone island X Snowbeast crewneck green
SKU:
1902
£149.00
Product Description
The Stone Island x Snowbeast Customs Crewneck is a genuinely extraordinary one-of-a-kind piece, born from a base Autumn/Winter 2022 Stone Island main line fleece sweatshirt and transformed entirely by the expert hands of Snowbeast Customs, the UK's most respected bespoke customisation studio working within the Stone Island and C.P. Company sphere. The underlying fabric is a dense, mid-weight cotton fleece construction — soft-backed and substantial in hand — which has been subjected to Snowbeast's signature hand-treatment process, producing the striking custom blue, blush pink and white painterly abstract colourway visible across the entire body of the garment; a finish that is wholly irreproducible and will never exist in this exact form again. The compass badge — Stone Island's most iconic identifier — is presented here on a custom-treated black patch with a rich gold-thread border and dual press-stud attachment, itself having taken on additional character through the customisation process, with the embroidered lettering carrying an aged, distressed quality that elevates the collectability of this piece further still. As a collector's item sitting at the intersection of Stone Island heritage and bespoke British craftsmanship, this crewneck represents the absolute pinnacle of what Snowbeast Customs produces.This piece is drawn from the Autumn/Winter 2022 Stone Island main line, catalogued under ART 771563020, sitting within the Sweats & Fleece category — a staple of Stone Island's seasonal casualwear offering, here elevated beyond recognition through customisation. The condition is graded 10/10 — BNWT, meaning this extraordinary one-of-a-kind garment has never been worn and retains its original Stone Island tags, presenting in absolutely flawless, factory-fresh condition.
SKU: 1902 / XLG
- Size: XLG
- Pit to Pit: 24.0
- Make: Stone Island
- Condition: 8/10 — Excellent
Every item is carefully sourced and guaranteed authentic.
