The Courchevel Snowflake Sweater

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The Courchevel Snowflake Sweater — Red, front
She’s 5′7″, usually a US 4, and wears an S

The Courchevel Snowflake Sweater: Two Knit Snowflakes

  • Two snowflakes knit into the sweater
  • A thin white edge at the collar, cuffs and hem
  • Red for December, gray for the rest of winter
Sale price  $59 Regular price  $99 Early Black Friday
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Description

The Christmas sweater you don’t put away on the 26th.

Most holiday sweaters say everything at once: a tree, a reindeer, a word across the chest, a pattern from the collar to the hem. They’re right for one party. Then they wait in a drawer until next December.

This one keeps it to two snowflakes. One sits high on the chest, near the shoulder, one low at the hip, set off to the side the way snow lands on your coat on the walk home. Snowflakes say winter, not one day, so it’s as right on a gray Monday in January as it is on Christmas morning.

The flakes are knit into the sweater, stitch by stitch, in the same white as the thin edge at the collar, the cuffs and the hem. That white line is what makes it look finished, even with plain jeans.

What you are getting

  • Two white snowflakes, knit in jacquard: one high on the chest, one low at the hip
  • A plain back
  • A ribbed crewneck, cuffs and hem, each with a thin white edge
  • A relaxed, roomy cut with a dropped shoulder, falling to the hip
  • A fine knit of medium weight, 50% polyester and 50% nylon
  • Four colors: Red, Gray, Black and Oatmeal
  • Sizes S to XXL

Perfect for Christmas morning in pajama pants · the family photo by the tree · the office holiday party · a weekend in the snow · the first snow day of January · a collared shirt underneath on a Monday.

Size & fit
  • Relaxed and roomy
  • Dropped shoulder
  • Cozy fit

These are the sweater’s own measurements, in inches and centimeters:

  • S: chest 40.9 in around (104 cm) · length 23.6 in (60 cm) · shoulder 19.3 in (49 cm) · sleeve 23.4 in (59.5 cm)
  • M: chest 42.5 in (108 cm) · length 24.0 in (61 cm) · shoulder 19.7 in (50 cm) · sleeve 23.8 in (60.5 cm)
  • L: chest 44.9 in (114 cm) · length 24.4 in (62 cm) · shoulder 20.1 in (51 cm) · sleeve 24.2 in (61.5 cm)
  • XL: chest 47.2 in (120 cm) · length 24.8 in (63 cm) · shoulder 20.5 in (52 cm) · sleeve 24.6 in (62.5 cm)
  • XXL: chest 49.6 in (126 cm) · length 25.2 in (64 cm) · shoulder 20.9 in (53 cm) · sleeve 25.0 in (63.5 cm)

How to choose. It’s cut relaxed and roomy, with a dropped shoulder, for a cozy fit. Open What’s my size, enter your height and weight, and we read the chart for you, with that room built in. Fuller bust? Go by your bust, not your height and weight: pick the size whose chest is at least 6 inches (16 cm) more than your bust.

Where it lands. At the hip on most women between 5′1″ and 5′8″. The shoulder seam sits a little below your shoulder, and the ribbed cuff ends at the wrist.

The size range. S to XXL, about a US 0 to a US 16, with room to spare.

30 days to change your mind
  • 30 days from delivery
  • An exchange
  • Store credit

You have 30 days from delivery to change your mind. Send it back unworn and unwashed, with its tags and packaging, and choose an exchange for another size or color, or store credit for the full amount you paid. Store credit never expires.

Email us first and we reply within one business day. Return shipping is on you.

Anything that arrives damaged, defective or not what you ordered is on us: we replace it or refund you in full, and we won’t ask you to ship it back.

Shipping

In stock, your order leaves within 1 to 2 business days. On pre-order, it leaves on the ship date shown above the button and in your confirmation email.

Delivery: 8 to 12 business days to your door after it leaves our warehouse.

Your tracking number arrives within 48 hours and starts moving once your parcel leaves our warehouse. No fees are ever collected on delivery.

Materials & care

Knit

A fine knit of medium weight in 50% polyester and 50% nylon, with a lightly brushed surface. The two snowflakes are knit in white, in jacquard, so they are part of the knit itself.

Finish

A ribbed crewneck, ribbed cuffs and a ribbed hem, each with a thin white edge. The back is plain.

Care

Follow the care label sewn inside. We’d wash it by hand in cold water, inside out, and let it dry flat so the knit keeps its shape. Never hang a wet knit: it stretches.

Woman in the gray snowflake sweater on a snowy chalet balcony, holding a mug

Two snowflakes. That’s the whole pattern.

No reindeer, no tree, no words across the chest. One snowflake sits high on the chest, near the shoulder, one low at the hip, set off to the side the way snow lands on you on the walk home. From across the room, it says winter. Up close, it’s a sweater you chose.

  • One large snowflake high on the chest
  • One at the hip, running onto the side
  • A plain back
Close-up of the black sweater: a hand touching the knit-in white snowflake by a window

Knit in, stitch by stitch.

The snowflakes aren’t printed on top. They’re knit into the sweater, the white yarn worked in with the color, so up close you can see every stitch inside each flake. There’s no print on the surface, so there’s nothing to crack or peel, and the flakes move with the knit when you do.

  • Jacquard snowflakes, knit in
  • A fine knit with a lightly brushed surface
  • A thin white edge at the collar, cuffs and hem
Woman laughing in the red snowflake sweater by the Christmas tree on Christmas morning

Red for Christmas morning. Gray for January.

Snowflakes don’t end on the 25th. Wear the red one under the tree, then the gray, the black or the oatmeal on the Mondays after. With jeans and boots, it’s your weekend sweater. With a collared shirt underneath, it goes to the office.

  • Red, Gray, Black or Oatmeal
  • On its own, or over a collared shirt
  • With jeans, trousers or leggings
Woman checking the oatmeal snowflake sweater in a bedroom mirror, jeans, opened box on the bed

Try it on at home first.

Put it on with the jeans you’ll wear it with. Lift your arms, see where the hem lands on your hip and where the shoulder seam falls. If it isn’t right, you have 30 days to exchange it for another size.

  • An exchange within 30 days of delivery
  • Unworn, with its tags and packaging
  • A real person answers within one business day

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.

Trusted by 30,000+ customers

Karen Whitfield

Karen Whitfield

Verified Customer USA
★★★★★

Opened the box and held it up right away. The red is a real Christmas red and the two snowflakes are knit in, not printed on. This is what I’m wearing Christmas morning.

Megan Doyle

Megan Doyle

Verified Customer USA
★★★★★

Wore the black one to work over a white collared shirt. Two coworkers asked where it’s from before lunch. Roomy without looking sloppy.

Diane Kessler

Diane Kessler

Verified Customer USA
★★★★★

Cookie day with the grandkids in the gray one. It’s roomy, the sleeves push up easily, and it doesn’t scream Christmas, so I’ll keep wearing it in January.

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