Opium Sweater.

The Opium sweater carries the dark weight of the style on your skin — roughly knitted, wide cut, no logo.

What defines the Opium sweater.

Opium lives through reduction. Heavy knit quality, dropped shoulders, muted tones in black, charcoal and faded grey. The cut sits deliberately oversized, the hem hangs low, visible branding is nowhere to be found. What remains is texture and volume — the language the style speaks between Berlin and Shanghai. More context in our Opium Fashion Guide.

How you wear the Opium sweater.

The sweater is the quiet centre, not the statement. We layer it over wide Opium pants and heavy boots, in winter under a long coat. One colour, one logic: black on black, or a single grey tone as a break. No pattern competes here for attention.

What's in the collection.

From roughly knitted heavy-knit to distressed models and hooded knit and faded crews. Every piece holds the dark, oversized line. The rest of the style shows in the full Opium collection.

Common questions.

What is an Opium sweater.

A heavy-knit, oversized-cut sweater in dark, muted tones. It follows the Opium aesthetic: reduced, no visible branding, focus on texture and volume instead of print.

How does an Opium sweater fit.

Deliberately wide. The silhouette is part of the look: dropped shoulders, low hem, plenty of room in the body. If you prefer less volume, size down one.

What do you pair an Opium sweater with.

Wide trousers, heavy boots and a long coat. We stay monochrome and dark so the knit structure reads.