The sweater that looks handmade is almost never the one that feels good to wear!

Just imagine a deep evergreen knit with a wide yoke of teal, rose, gold and cream worked right around the shoulders — the look of something someone spent a winter making. Now stop imagining, because this one gives you that craft and a soft, forgiving fit at the same time.

• A Proper Nordic Yoke
  The pattern circles the shoulders completely rather than sitting only at the front. That is what separates a real yoke sweater from a decorated one.
• Rich Forest Green
  Deep green flatters warm and cool skin alike and sits beautifully next to denim, camel, cream and rust — far easier to place than navy.
• Soft Brushed Finish
  The yarn is brushed after knitting, which gives the pattern a gentle halo and keeps the whole sweater soft against the neck.
• Warm Through The Day
  Substantial enough for cold mornings and breathable enough to keep on inside, so it is not a sweater you end up carrying.
• Generous Relaxed Cut
  Easy across the bust and waist with ribbed trims holding the shape, which lets the yoke sit flat and even across the shoulders.

Perhaps you have a hand-knit somewhere that you love to look at and rarely put on because of how it feels. This is the one that solves that — all of the craft, none of the itch, and it will be the sweater you reach for every cold week from now on.