Exceptional 1990s Martin Margiela White Label cardigan produced by the legendary knitwear atelier Miss Deanna (Deanna Ferretti Veroni). Crafted in fine woven wool, this piece exemplifies the quiet precision and conceptual restraint that defined Margiela’s early White Label output.

Finished with a subtle yet striking rhinestone button , this cardigan reveals the kind of meticulous detail that is often overlooked without a trained eye—hallmarks of Margiela’s collaboration with one of Italy’s most revered knitwear producers.

A refined, archival garment that balances traditional craftsmanship with avant-garde intent.

Designer & Provenance:

Designer: Martin Margiela

Line: White Label

Manufacturer: Miss Deanna (Deanna Ferretti Veroni)

Era: 1990s

Made in: Italy

About Miss Deanna:
Deanna Ferretti Veroni was a master of knitwear production, renowned for her deep understanding of traditional techniques and garment construction. Beginning her practice in a home garage in the 1960s, she later became a cornerstone of Italian knitwear manufacturing. Her long-standing collaboration with Martin Margiela produced some of the most understated yet conceptually rich knitwear of the era, blending heritage craftsmanship with modern silhouettes under Margiela’s creative direction.

Details:

Fine woven wool knit

Subtle rhinestone button closure

Clean, minimal silhouette with refined finishing

Quietly distinctive detailing typical of early Margiela White Label

Material:

90% Wool

10% Linen

Measurements (laid flat):

Shoulder to shoulder: 15"

Underarm to underarm: 18"

Hem to hem: 22"

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Condition:
Very good vintage condition. Clean and well-preserved with no major flaws noted. Any minor signs of wear are consistent with age and do not detract from the integrity of the piece.

Why It’s Special:
Miss Deanna–produced Margiela knitwear is increasingly scarce and highly sought after by collectors. This cardigan is an excellent example of the subtle complexity and craftsmanship that define early Margiela—where innovation lies not in excess, but in restraint, proportion, and detail.

Notes:

Authentic vintage archive piece

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