Sweaters & Hoodies

Sweaters & Hoodies — Knits That Work From Morning to Evening

Some pieces in a wardrobe are chosen for how they look. A good sweater or hoodie is chosen for how it feels to wear — and then kept because it turns out to look good too. Our collection of sweaters and hoodies covers the full range of what knitwear and fleece can do across a week: from a fine-knit sweater that works under a blazer in a professional setting to an oversized hoodie that works on a weekend morning, and from a ribbed pullover in a neutral tone to a zip-up hoodie that layers over everything. The fabrics are chosen for how they hold up across repeated washing — knits that don't pill, fleece that stays soft, and cotton blends that keep their shape from the first wear to the fiftieth. Every sweater and hoodie in this range is cut to sit well on the body and work across more than one context in your wardrobe.

Fabrics That Hold Up — Knit, Fleece, Cotton & Wool Blends

The fabric of a sweater or hoodie determines how warm it is, how it wears over time, and which season it belongs to. Our fine-knit sweaters are the most layerable pieces in the collection — thin enough to wear under a blazer or a structured jacket without adding bulk, warm enough to wear alone in a heated indoor environment. These are the pullovers that work in professional settings, paired with tailored trousers or a midi skirt and worn under a coat for the commute.

Our fleece and cotton-blend hoodies sit at the opposite end of the warmth and formality spectrum — soft, relaxed, and suited to casual settings where ease of wear is the priority. Fleece holds its softness across repeated washing better than most other fabrics, which makes it the most reliable choice for a hoodie that gets worn often. Our wool-blend sweaters cover the warmest end of the range — heavier, more structured, and suited to the coldest months when a lighter knit isn't enough. These fabrics are behind our most worn sweaters and hoodies across autumn and winter.

Sweaters — From Fine Knit to Chunky, From Fitted to Oversized

Our sweater range covers more ground than most. At the fitted end, fine-knit pullovers in crew neck and V-neck cuts work in professional and smart-casual settings — worn over a collared shirt or a blouse, they add warmth without adding visual weight. At the relaxed end, chunky-knit and oversized sweaters work for weekend wear and casual settings — worn with straight-leg jeans or wide-leg trousers, they create a balanced silhouette without requiring much else.

Our ribbed sweaters sit between the two — a textured knit that adds visual interest without the bulk of a chunky style. Ribbed fabric clings slightly more than a flat knit, which makes it better suited to fitted cuts that work under outerwear or alone with high-waisted bottoms. These are the sweaters that get worn most often across a week because they work in more contexts than either a fine knit or a chunky knit on its own.

Hoodies — Zip-Up, Pullover & Oversized

Our hoodie range covers the three formats that get worn most often. The zip-up hoodie is the most layerable — open it over a t-shirt for a casual look, close it for warmth, or wear it under a heavier coat as a mid-layer. The zip gives you temperature control that a pullover doesn't, which makes the zip-up hoodie the most worn piece in the collection across transitional seasons.

Our pullover hoodie is the most relaxed format — no zip, a kangaroo pocket at the front, and a fit that ranges from standard to oversized depending on the style. The oversized pullover hoodie is the most requested cut in the range — dropped shoulders, a loose fit through the body, and a length that sits at the hip or below. It works with leggings, bike shorts, or straight-leg jeans, and requires nothing else to feel like a complete outfit. Our sweaters and hoodies in the oversized format are available in both fleece and cotton-blend fabrics, in colorways from neutral to seasonal tones.

Color Range — Neutrals, Brights & Seasonal Tones

Color in a sweater and hoodie collection matters because these are pieces that get worn often and need to coordinate with the rest of a wardrobe. Our range covers both the neutrals and the statement shades:

• White and cream — the lightest colorways in the collection, work over dark bottoms and under dark outerwear
• Black — the most worn piece in the sweater and hoodie range, works for every occasion and every season
• Grey and charcoal — soft neutrals that coordinate easily with most wardrobe colors
• Navy — a grounded alternative to black that works in both casual and smart-casual settings
• Camel and tan — warm neutrals that work particularly well in autumn and winter
• Burgundy and deep red — richer tones for the colder months
• Sage and olive green — natural tones that carry across seasons
• Dusty rose and blush — softer tones that work in spring and transitional weather
• Cobalt blue and bright tones — statement colorways for hoodies and casual sweaters

Our neutral colorways — black, grey, cream, and navy — are consistently the most worn across the sweaters and hoodies collection. They coordinate with every bottom and every outerwear piece without requiring thought, which is why they make up the core of the range.

Sweaters & Hoodies Across Occasions — Work, Weekend & Everything Between

A fine-knit sweater in a neutral tone works in a professional environment when paired with tailored trousers and worn under a structured blazer. The same sweater worn with straight-leg jeans and white sneakers works for a casual weekend day. The format adapts to the context — which is why a well-chosen sweater earns its place in a wardrobe more reliably than most other tops.

Our hoodies cover the casual end of the occasion range — weekend mornings, outdoor activities, travel days, and any setting where ease of wear is the priority. A zip-up hoodie over a t-shirt and joggers covers the most relaxed end of the spectrum; the same hoodie over a fitted turtleneck and straight-leg jeans moves into smart-casual territory. The hoodie format is more adaptable than it's often given credit for — the key is what's worn underneath and what's worn over it.

Caring for Sweaters & Hoodies — Making Them Last

The longevity of a sweater or hoodie depends almost entirely on how it's washed. Fine-knit sweaters and wool blends are best washed on a gentle cycle at low temperature and laid flat to dry — hanging a wet knit causes the fabric to stretch at the shoulders and lose its shape. Fleece hoodies hold up better in a machine wash, but benefit from a low-temperature cycle and air-drying to preserve the fabric's softness over time.

Turning sweaters and hoodies inside out before washing reduces pilling on the outer surface and keeps colors looking fresher for longer. Storing knits folded rather than hung prevents the fabric from stretching at the shoulders — particularly relevant for heavier sweaters, which are more prone to losing their shape on a hanger. These are small habits that extend the life of the pieces you wear most often, and our sweaters and hoodies are built from fabrics that reward that kind of care.