This is a thin Galliano cardigan. In the early 2000s, dyed processing, faux layering, and faux pockets were popular. This item has faux pockets, and the pocket area has a three-dimensional finish. This is because putting things in the pockets would not look aesthetically pleasing. Due to the thin fabric, it can be styled as a shoulder-worn knit, which was popular in Italy in the 2000s, expanding the range of coordination options. I noticed during the photo shoot on 2026/1/15 that the word "Dior" is included in the fifth photo. It's rare for such a message to be included in a second line, so there may be a designer's voice. Also, the shop owner mentioned that a men's L size Galliano is very rare. Galliano is an Italian fashion brand. It is the second line of John Galliano. It handles a total collection of clothing and accessories. John Galliano's design style, who is also the women's designer for Christian Dior and handles his own brands "John Galliano" and "John Galliano homme," can be seen throughout the Galliano collection. John Galliano, the first British designer to lead Dior, was the designer who made the most innovative brand renewal in fashion history from 1996 to 2011. Also, John Galliano appeared at the Dior Spring 2026 Couture show venue.