Fit
How an oversized sweater is actually supposed to sit
Oversized is a cut, not a size up. Here is where the seams belong and what tells you the piece is a size too big rather than the right one.
Notes from the studio
The fold
What we have learned drawing and wearing this stuff, written down so we stop repeating it in messages. No trends, no seasonal roundups, nothing that stops being true in March.
Shape
Turtleneck, mock neck, crew: what the collar is really for
The neckline changes how warm a sweater feels, how tall you look and what you can wear over it. Same yarn, three different garments.
Fabric
Reading a knit blend before you commit to it
Viscose, polyamide, acrylic, cotton. What each one is doing in the mix, and which combinations behave the way you expect after three washes.
Proportion
Where the hem lands, and why it decides the whole outfit
Length is the single most common reason a knit goes back. Four places a hem can stop and what each one asks of the rest of what you are wearing.
Sets
One decision, two pieces: living with a matching knit set
A set is the easiest outfit in the wardrobe and the quickest to look tired. What makes a good one and how to keep the halves matched.
Care
Making knitwear last past the first season
Most knit damage happens on the hanger and in the dryer, not on you. A short list of what actually matters.
Rather be shown than told?
The fit finder puts the same knowledge into four questions and hands you the pieces that answer them.