A cable knit is a classic for a reason — but it should not make you look wider!

Just imagine the timeless comfort of a cable cardigan cut so the cables run in long vertical ropes down the front and sleeves, drawing the eye up and down instead of across. Now stop imagining, because the Catherine is knitted exactly that way. A round neck, a plain button front and rows of soft cable work that give it all the character of a heritage knit.

• Vertical Cables That Lengthen
  The cable ropes run the full length of the body rather than around it, which is the detail that keeps a textured knit from adding width.
• Softly Substantial
  It has real body and real warmth — the kind of cardigan you can wear instead of a jacket on a mild day — yet it stays soft enough to sit comfortably over a tee.
• Five Colors Worth Owning
  Cream for the classic look, navy and teal for depth, red and burnt orange when you want the cardigan to be the color in the outfit.
• Roomy Sleeves, Neat Cuffs
  The sleeves are generous through the arm and taper into a ribbed cuff, so they stay put when you push them up.
• Fit Note
  Relaxed and true to size, S through 3XL. Take your usual size for an easy fit over a shirt; size down for a closer line.

Cable knits earn their reputation honestly: they last, they never look dated, and they only get more comfortable. Buy this one for the cool months and you will find it is still the first thing you pull from the shelf three autumns from now.