
Questions people ask before they buy
Will it look like an ugly Christmas sweater?
No. There’s no picture, no words and no sequins. Just two white snowflakes set off to the side, and a thin white edge at the collar, cuffs and hem. With jeans and boots, it reads like a winter sweater you chose, not a costume for one party.
Which color shows the snowflakes best?
Red, black and gray, where the white shows most. On the oatmeal, the snowflakes read softer, tone on tone. Screens shift colors a little: the red is a true Christmas red, not a burgundy.
Are the snowflakes printed on?
No. They’re knit in jacquard: the white yarn is worked into the sweater stitch by stitch, so you can see the knit inside each flake up close. There’s no print on the surface, so there’s nothing to crack or peel.
How thick is it?
It’s a fine knit of medium weight, in 50% polyester and 50% nylon. It’s the sweater you wear on its own indoors and under a coat outside. A thin tee or a cami underneath is all it needs.
Can I wear it after Christmas?
Yes, and that’s what the snowflakes are for: they say winter, not one day. The red is at its best through the holidays. The gray, the black and the oatmeal carry it to the end of winter, with jeans on a Saturday or a collared shirt on a Monday.
How do I care for it?
Follow the care label sewn inside. We’d wash it by hand in cold water, inside out, then let it dry flat. A wet knit hung on a hanger stretches.













