V-Neck Cable Knit Sweater with Contrast Striped Trim
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- $51.78
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A cream cable knit with contrast striped trim running along the V-neck and cuffs — the detail that takes a classic cable sweater somewhere slightly preppier.
Side slits at the hem keep it from pulling tight across the hip.
The details
- Real cable knit. The raised rope texture down the front is the whole appeal of the style, and it's what gives a cream sweater dimension instead of reading flat.
- Contrast striped trim at the V and the cuffs, so the neckline has a defined edge.
- Side slits at the hem. Small detail, big difference — the sweater falls straight instead of gripping.
- Genuinely stretchy. This one isn't "slightly" stretchy; the knit gives properly.
- Cream, which goes with everything and is the reason cable knits are usually made in it.
Fabric and fit
100% polyester. In a cable knit, that's a practical choice rather than a compromise: it holds the cable definition crisp, doesn't shrink, and won't itch the way a wool cable often does. Sizes S through XL, cut close enough to layer under a coat. The stretch gives you some flexibility between sizes.
How to wear it
- Tucked into high-waisted trousers with loafers — the preppy read.
- Loose over straight jeans, slits doing their job at the hip.
- With a collared shirt underneath, collar and cuffs out past the V.
Details and care
- Features: Cable-Knit, Slit
- Stretch: Stretchy
- Material composition: 100% polyester
- Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low.
- Imported
Before you order
How do I keep cream cream? Wash it separately or with whites, always cold. Cream picks up dye transfer faster than any other color.
Is it warm? A cable knit traps air in the texture, so it's warmer than the flat-knit equivalent — but it's polyester, so think comfortable indoors and under a coat rather than a standalone winter layer.
Where do the slits sit? At the side seams near the hem, a few inches up. They're there for movement, not for showing skin.