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Yarn Premium Cable Knit Sweater Ecru

£62.00

1 in stock

Yarn Premium Cable Knit Sweater Ecru

Add a timeless touch of softness and effortless elegance to your wardrobe with this Yarn Premium Collection knitted sweater.
Designed in a versatile white shade, this cosy jumper is an easy choice for creating stylish outfits throughout the cooler seasons.
The sweater features a classic round neckline and a relaxed, oversized silhouette that gives it a contemporary, effortlessly chic feel.
Its standout feature is the beautifully textured cable-knit pattern, creating a three-dimensional finish across the front and sleeves.
The delicate, slightly fluffy appearance of the knit adds extra softness and a luxurious visual effect, while the defined stitching gives the sweater plenty of character.
Long, relaxed sleeves create a comfortable, flattering shape, finished with wide ribbed cuffs that enhance the cosy look.
The ribbed hem complements the relaxed proportions of the design.
The slightly dropped shoulder construction adds to its modern, casual character while allowing easy layering over shirts, tops or lightweight dresses.
White makes this sweater exceptionally versatile.
Pair it with tailored trousers and loafers for a sophisticated everyday look, or style it with jeans and trainers for a relaxed weekend outfit.
For a more elegant autumn or winter combination, wear it with wide-leg trousers, a long coat and ankle boots.
It also looks effortlessly chic with neutral tones such as beige, taupe, chocolate brown and grey.
Perfect for everyday wear, coffee dates, city walks or relaxed weekends, this Yarn Premium Collection sweater combines a fashionable silhouette with a cosy, feminine aesthetic.
A knitwear essential, it is a piece you will reach for season after season.
Brand: Yarn
Colour: Ecru
Fit: Relaxed fit
Size: One size
Recommended size range: XS–XL
Suitable for XS–XL thanks to relaxed fit.
Neckline: Round neck
Knit: Cable-knit texture
Sleeves: Long sleeves with ribbed cuffs
Perfect for: Autumn, winter and transitional styling