Look at the front and there are two things happening at once: a fine all-over texture in the knit itself, and a wrap that folds one side of the body across the other. Either would carry a sweater. Together they mean nothing else has to.
The collar is cut as a wide shawl that follows the crossover down to the waist, deep enough to sit up around the neck or fall open across the collarbone. The texture is a small repeating stitch rather than a cable, catching light closely rather than in ridges, and ribbed bands finish the cuffs and hem.
Nothing about it is loud, which is why it works on the days you have not decided anything yet.
Details You'll Love
- Wrap crossover front - folds one side of the body across the other for a soft V.
- Wide shawl collar - sits up around the neck or falls open across the collarbone.
- Fine repeating texture - a small stitch that catches light closely rather than in ridges.
- Ribbed cuffs and hem - the only firm edges on an otherwise soft construction.
- Relaxed body - cut with enough ease that the wrap falls rather than pulls.
