Pulling on a cashmere cable knit sweater at the start of fall is one of the warmest and coziest feelings that can be created by an article of clothing. Normally I prefer variety in ones clothing, however, cable knit sweaters and OCBDs are two items that you should buy in (almost) every color possible.Like many preppy staples the cable knit is a piece that can easily transition between very masculine and very feminine. As always, it all depends on how you style an item. Look for cable knits in bright colors, especially like the red that the woman is wearing above. The brighter the colors the more feminine, and the more you can play with what you pair it with.
So, on that note, I am off to sit by the fireplace in a hunter green cable knit sweater, a glass of cabernet, and my loved one. I suggest you all do likewise!
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Kipp - I almost used this picture the other day! Glad I didn't because you used it much better than I would have. Thanks for helping me out by doing extra posts while I was in Alabama.
Wonderful post. The cable knit sweater has long been my favorite piece of clothing and I own around fifty, from cotton to cashmere to silk. It's even been the inspiration for the name of my blog, the Cable Knit Charlestonian. Happy holidays!
Agree that this knit can be girly or rugged, but cashmere tends toward the former. Isn't merino or lambswool good enough?
What the heck is this cornball pose about? And I'm not fond of the light trim shown.
Anytime Richard!
These two models are thrusting their pelvises at some unseen threat with a steely determination normally reserved for long distance cyclists... or gladiators.
"Look, bunny, a hungry lion!"
"Let us grip this railing and jab it in the eye with our reproductive organs, Trip!"
Shwing!
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