Hooded Drop-Shoulder Knit Sweater
A soft hood, a generous drape and a fine-textured knit that keeps its line. The easy layer for the first cool mornings of autumn.
Order today for estimated delivery Nov 9 – Nov 23
Details
A soft hood, a generous drape and a knit that holds its shape. Pull it on over a tee on the first cool morning of the season and the day already feels more considered.
The fabric carries a fine, quietly textured surface that catches the light without shine. Dropped shoulders give the silhouette room to move, falling softly rather than clinging, while ribbed cuffs and a ribbed hem keep their line through a long day of wear.
An adjustable drawstring at the hood lets you wear it loose or lightly gathered. The solid color sits easily beside denim, tailoring or a midi skirt, and the weight layers cleanly under a coat once the weather turns.
Cut in a relaxed fit that skims the body with ease. A substantial 460g knit for autumn commutes, weekend errands and long stretches at a desk.
- Fine-textured knit with a soft, dry handfeel
- Hood with an adjustable drawstring
- Dropped shoulders and a roomy, relaxed cut
- Ribbed cuffs and hem that resist stretching out
- Solid color that layers over prints and denim
- 460g weight, warm enough for early autumn
How to use
Relaxed through the body with dropped shoulders, it sits easily over a fitted tee, a slip dress or a slim roll-neck; take your usual size for that roomy line, or size down for a closer fit. Wear it loose with wide-leg trousers and a low boot, or tuck the front hem slightly into a midi skirt to define the waist. Store folded rather than hung so the shoulders keep their shape.
Delivery & returns
Ships within 1-3 business days with tracking and usually arrives in 7-15 business days, sooner from our regional warehouses. All sales are final; if your order arrives damaged, defective or wrong, tell us within 7 days of delivery. Learn more
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