Comfort meets style
Knitwear sorted by cut and drape
We sort our rail by how close a piece sits, what the neckline does, how the sleeve is cut, and where the hem lands. Colour comes after all four. You choose the geometry first.
Drape on every page
We record whether a knit sits close or drops away from the shoulders on every product page.
Paired knitting
Our two piece sets are knitted together so the top and the bottom match in weight and rib.
Clear hem positions
We name midi, maxi, and cropped lengths plainly so you know where the fabric falls.
Season after season
These are everyday knits made with tight ribs and solid seams so they keep their shape over time.
What are we dressing today?
The rail
Six ways in
Each shelf holds pieces that behave alike, not pieces that share a keyword.
Most talked about
What the rail keeps running out of
Ranked by how many people have rated the piece, one entry per design.
Dresses · Black
Women Summer Tie Wrap Tank Short Mini Tshirt Dresses
A sleeveless crewneck mini dress knitted in a smooth, close-fitting gauge with an adjustable front tie at the waist.
4.3 out of 5 (11,746)
$24.99Sweaters · Dark Apricot
Womens Turtleneck Oversized Sweaters
Spun in warm Dark Apricot, this roomy turtleneck pullover hangs loose through the body with long sleeves and a neat neck.
4.3 out of 5 (11,650)
$38.99Sweaters · White
Womens Oversized Roll Neck Sweaters
A white roll neck sweater with a generous cut, dropped shoulders, and a split high-low hem that drops long through the body.
4.3 out of 5 (6,764)
$36.99Sweaters · Black
Oversized Sweaters for Women
A loose crewneck pullover in black with exposed seam detail, long sleeves, and a split lower hem.
4.3 out of 5 (6,374)
$27.99Sets · Khaki
Lounge Sets Womens Two 2 Piece Matching
We knit this two piece lounge set in khaki with a crew neck pullover, side slits, and matching wide leg pull on trousers.
4.2 out of 5 (3,707)
$49.99Sets · Pink
Silk Satin Pajama Set for Women Summer Two Piece Fall…
A lightweight pink satin sleep set cut with a buttoned notch collar shirt and matching elastic waist shorts.
4.5 out of 5 (3,189)
$12.99Cardigans · Black
Women Oversized Cardigan Sweater
A black open front cardigan with a wide dropped cut and deep V neckline for easy layering over lighter knits.
4.4 out of 5 (2,917)
$29.99Sets · White
Womens 2 Piece Lounge Sets Matching Knit Travel Sweatsuits
A matching two-piece set knitted in white cotton, pairing a crew-neck top with straight-leg trousers.
4.1 out of 5 (2,836)
$42.99
The knit that starts the outfit
Sweaters & Pullovers
Turtlenecks, mock necks, crewnecks and batwing pullovers, most of them cut long enough to wear over leggings. This is the shelf the studio comes back to every autumn.
Four questions
The fit finder
Answer how close it should sit, what the neck should do, how much sleeve you want and where the hem should land. The rail narrows as you go.
Latest in
New on the rail
Sets · Apricot
Womens Sweatsuits 2 Piece Lounge Sets Matching Cozy Fall…
A soft lounge set in warm apricot, knit with a crewneck top, roomy dropped shoulders, and wide matching trousers.
4.3 out of 5 (88)
$27.99Sets · Black
Womens Sweater Sets Matching Lounge Set 2 Piece Fall…
We knit this two piece set with a cropped button front top, straight trousers, and clean contrast trim in solid black.
4.2 out of 5 (293)
$36.99Sets · Dark Khaki
Womens Lounge Two 2 Piece Short Sets Summer Outfits
A matching lounge set knitted in dark khaki, pairing a roomy crewneck pullover with pull-on drawstring shorts.
4.3 out of 5 (174)
$42.99Sets · Apricot
Womens Lounge Sets Tie Front Airport Travel Cute Outfits…
A soft apricot knit lounge set with a tie-front crewneck top and matching bottoms, cut loose to hang away from the body.
4.0 out of 5 (64)
$29.99
The rail in numbers
How we work
Three things we keep to
Yarn before shape
We pick the yarn weight before drafting the pattern. A cable knit sweater dress needs body, while an open cardigan needs enough drop to hang straight from the shoulder.
Useful hem cuts
Our hems are set to work with flat shoes and boots alike. We test the drop on skirts and midi dresses so the hem stays level when you move.
Hands on notes
The people who write these descriptions hold the sample knits. We describe the pull of the ribbing, the depth of the mock neck, and the weight of the pocket.
Picking one in three steps
Decide how close it should sit
Room to move, follows the body, or close to the skin. Everything else is easier once this is settled.
Check where the hem lands
Above the hip, around it, or below the knee. A piece two inches off reads wrong even in the right size.
Read the fit note on its page
Where a piece runs generous or short we write it out. That note is the last thing to check before you settle on a size.
What each shelf is for
| Shelf | Reach for it when | Pieces |
|---|---|---|
| Sweaters | The knit that starts the outfit | 358 |
| Cardigans | The layer you keep on the chair | 250 |
| Sets | One decision, two pieces | 359 |
| Dresses | From slip to sweater dress | 223 |
| Tops | The lighter half of the rail | 100 |
| Bottoms | What the knit sits on | 68 |
| Base layers | The layer nobody sees | 10 |
One piece, up close
Open Front Lightweight Cardigan for Women
We knit this layer in a smooth, light gauge with a brushed yarn hand that sits soft against bare skin. The front stays open, hanging straight down from a round crew neckline to a low hem. It drapes away from the body without pulling, making it an easy piece over tees or collared shirts.
5.0 out of 5 (2)
Keeping it
What knitwear forgives and what it does not
Worth doing
- Wash cool and inside out, then dry the piece flat and in shape.
- Fold knitwear. A hanger drags the shoulders down within a season.
- Take pills off with a comb or a fabric shaver, not with your fingers.
- Give a knit a day off between wears so the fibres come back.
Worth avoiding
- Wringing water out. Press it out in a towel instead.
- A hot tumble dryer, which shortens a sleeve faster than anything else.
- Bleach and softener on any knit that has wool in the blend.
- Storing anything damp, even folded, even briefly.
Why we sort by drape
A shade of yarn looks different under morning light than it does at night, but the shoulder seam stays where it was cut. We organize the whole rail by drape because how a garment hangs determines if you reach for it. Once the neck, sleeve, and hem work for your day, finding your shade is straightforward.
Reading a knit before you buy it
Reading a knit starts at the shoulder seam. A drop shoulder gives room across the chest, while a raglan sleeve follows the natural line of the arm. Check the neck construction next. A folded turtleneck stands on its own, whereas a mock neck stays low and close. Finally, the hem ribbing shows how the piece settles against trousers or skirts.
Our shelves follow how clothes work on a body. A sweater dress sits with dresses because it solves a whole morning on its own. A long button cardigan sits with knit layers because its job is to add warmth over a top. Every knit on the rail is filed by what it does rather than by calendar months.
| Shelf | Pieces | Typical price | Most common cut |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sweaters | 358 | $35.99 | Room to move |
| Cardigans | 250 | $29.98 | Room to move |
| Sets | 359 | $39.99 | Room to move |
| Dresses | 223 | $32.99 | Room to move |
| Tops | 100 | $19.99 | Room to move |
| Bottoms | 68 | $19.99 | Room to move |
| Base layers | 10 | $17.99 | Follows the body |
| Question | Answers | What it changes |
|---|---|---|
| How close | Room to move, follows the body, close to the skin | Whether you size up, stay put, or size down. |
| The neck | Covered, plain round, open | How warm the same yarn reads, and what you can layer under it. |
| The sleeve | Full length, short or shaped, none | Whether the piece works alone or wants something over it. |
| The hem | Above the hip, around the hip, below the knee | What you can wear underneath without the proportion going wrong. |
A few things worth knowing
- The rail holds 1368 pieces across 191 separate designs; the difference is colourways of the same knit.
- Ratings shown on a page belong to the whole listing, so every colour of one sweater carries the same number. We count each listing once when we add them up.
- Prices run from $6.99 to $69.99 and can change at any time.
- 1338 of the 1368 pieces carry a rating; the rest are new enough that nobody has left one yet.
Where to start
If you know the shape you want, go straight to a shelf. If you know only how you want to feel in it, the fit finder gets there in four questions. If you would rather read first, the notes from the studio cover sizing, yarn and care.
Find your cut on our rail
Use the fit finder to pick your neckline, sleeve cut, and hem line, or look through the shelves to see the whole rail.