Colour-blocked knits have a habit of cutting you straight across the middle!

Just imagine ivory at the shoulders melting down into black at the hem, with no hard line anywhere. Now stop imagining, because that soft fade is the entire point of this sweater.

• A Fade, Not A Line
  Fine ivory streaks break downward into black like rainfall, so the change in colour happens gradually. There is no horizontal band to cut the body in half.
• Light Above, Dark Below
  Pale at the shoulders draws the eye upward to the face; the deep hem grounds everything below. It is the most flattering way to wear two colours at once.
• Soft High Collar
  A ribbed turtleneck knitted with real give, comfortable against the neck and easy to fold down. It keeps the pale tone right up by the face.
• Easy Through The Body
  A relaxed body with dropped shoulders that falls straight rather than gripping. True to size and comfortable; stay with your usual size for the intended line.
• Goes With Everything
  Black and ivory is the simplest palette there is. Denim, grey, camel, black — nothing in your closet will argue with it.

Nothing cut across the middle, nothing to think about. This is the graphic knit that behaves like a neutral, which is why it will come out of the drawer far more than you expect.