The incomparable John Brinegar launched the Acros collection in 2014, some of those designs are available from the designer’s ravelry store. Two were published in knit.purl, in collaboration with Tahki-Stacy Charles Yarns.

https://www.interweave.com/store/knitpurl-fallwinter-2014...

A sophisticated fashion video was produced as well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqu1hOViPTc

This creative garment is one of many unique designs in the source magazine listed.
I made the cover sweater for my daughter:
Bryn’s Mecha Queguay Spiral Pullover
I have yarn for another sweater in this magazine.
There’s a very good article about Navajo Knitting in it as well.

I am fortunate to have used two incredible yarns for this project.
Collar: silk ribbon yarn held double, larger needle.
Main sections: a wonderful silk/cotton blend fingering that is a big favorite of mine.

The directions for the Fisherman’s rib are well written, as are the directions for the collar short rows, however, one must be diligent in keeping track of what stitch and what row one is on. The fisherman’s rib and short rows are not hard, however, undoing stitches in this pattern is very tricky.

Since I had the plenty of the silk ribbon yarn, I used it, still double for seaming the yoke to the vest. The yoke itself requires 250 y.

Main Sections: instructions very clear. Advise knitters to list rows in groups of 6 to keep track of increases and decreases to obtain desired shaping. This is an amazing design. Thankfully, it’s in st st. If there were a pattern, it would be very hard to keep track of it in the midst of main piece shaping.