Not every sweater in this shop is built the same, and it's worth explaining instead of lumping everything under one cozy label. The chunky diamond-pattern cardigan is a heavier, structured knit meant to be worn open over a dress or tee. It's not something you'd want tucked in. The eyelash-knit leopard cardigan is lighter and looser, more of a throw-on piece for a coffee run than something built for real cold. Reading the fabric content on each product page will tell you more about how a piece actually wears than the photo will.
We also carry a handful of pieces that blur the line between sweater and top, like the pointelle graphic knit and the striped perforated pullover. Both are thinner, made for layering under a jacket rather than standing on their own in January. If you're shopping for genuine cold-weather warmth, look for our wool-blend and heavier acrylic pieces. If you want something for transitional weather, the lighter knits and the crochet duster are a better call.
The crochet lace duster gets asked about more than almost anything else in this collection, mostly because it doesn't look like a typical sweater: open-weave, floral, scalloped hem, worn over a slip or a fitted tee rather than replacing one. It's proof that sweater doesn't have to mean bulky.
We restock our core cardigan styles regularly, but the printed and textured pieces, like the houndstooth and the leopard eyelash knit, tend to sell through their run and not come back in the same fabric. If one of those catches your eye, don't wait too long on it.