The first cold morning of the season, you reach past everything else for this one.

The cable columns run up the front in thick twisted ropes, and between them the knit opens into small eyelet gaps that let the light through. Pull it over a plain tee and the funnel neck sits soft against your jaw, high enough to cover the back of your neck without choking it.

This is a loose, drop shoulder knit in a polyester yarn, worked in a heavy braided cable with an open pointelle stitch between the twists. It comes in Ice Blue and a warm Apricot cream, in sizes S through XXXL. The cuffs, hem and collar are finished in a snug rib that holds the relaxed body in place.

Key Benefits

• Braided cable front Thick twisted cable columns run the length of the body and sleeves for a hand knit look.
• Open pointelle stitch Small eyelet gaps sit between the cables, so the knit stays airy rather than dense.
• Funnel high neck The collar stands up on its own and covers the back of the neck, no folding needed.
• Loose drop shoulder cut The shoulder seam falls past your own shoulder for an easy, roomy fit over a tee or shirt.
• Ribbed trims Collar, cuffs and hem are knit in a close rib that keeps the shape after a full day of wear.

Best for: layering over a cami or long sleeve tee through autumn and mild winter days, for anyone who likes a chunky knit with room to move rather than a fitted one.

Why It Works

Most chunky sweaters go solid and heavy. This one keeps the weight of a real cable but breaks it up with the open stitch, so it reads as texture from across the room and stays comfortable indoors. The rib at the neck, wrists and hem is what stops a loose knit from losing its shape, and it is the detail you feel every time you push the sleeves up.

Quick Product Facts: polyester knit yarn; braided cable and open pointelle stitch; funnel high neck; long regular sleeves; ribbed collar, cuffs and hem; body length about 50 to 65 cm depending on size; colors Ice Blue and Apricot; sizes S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL; one sweater per order.

How It Fits Your Routine

On a slow weekend it goes straight over a tee with jeans and you are ready for the walk to the coffee shop. The open knit means you can wear a colored cami underneath and let it show through the eyelets on purpose.

For work, layer it over a collared shirt so the points sit out over the funnel neck, and keep a coat nearby for the walk in. The drop shoulder leaves room for a thin layer without pulling.

To keep the cables full, hand wash cool or use a gentle cycle in a mesh bag, then reshape it flat to dry rather than hanging, which stretches an open knit at the shoulders.

FAQ

Is the knit see through? The open pointelle stitch has small gaps between the cables, so it is a little sheer against the skin. Most people layer a cami or tee underneath.

What is it made of? The maker lists the yarn as polyester. It is not wool or cashmere, so there is no itch and no special washing beyond a gentle cool wash.

How does it fit? It is a loose, drop shoulder cut meant to sit roomy. If you want it closer to the body, size down one; if you want it very oversized, keep your usual size.

Which colors are there? Two, Ice Blue and a warm Apricot cream. The shade you choose is set by the color option before you add to cart.