AT Cable-Knit Turtleneck Sweater, Loose Fit, One Size
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Description
A cable-knit turtleneck sweater in one roomy size
This cable-knit turtleneck sweater from AT is covered in cables from the collar to the hem. The neck is a wide ribbed turtleneck that folds over, and the sleeves are long.
There is one size. The maker's table gives a length of 64 cm and a chest of 120 cm, so it fits loosely on most women. The yarn is 53% acrylic, 29% polyester and 18% polyamide, and there are thirteen colours to choose from.
At a glance
| Maker | AT, thirteen models from 199440 to 199643 |
|---|---|
| Colours | Beige, ecru, taupe, camel brown, grey, mustard green, dark blue, denim blue, light blue, lilac, orange, light pink, dusty pink |
| Material | 53% acrylic, 29% polyester, 18% polyamide |
| Size | One size |
| Length | 64 cm |
| Chest | 120 cm |
| Care | Follow the sewn-in label (the maker's data has no care text) |
The piece: thirteen colours of one sweater
AT lists each colour as its own model, and we read all the descriptions. They say the same thing in slightly different words: a turtleneck sweater for casual everyday wear, of standard length, with long sleeves, meant for cooler days.
The supplier's colour names are rough. Three models are 'beige', three are 'blue' and two are 'pink'. From the photos we would call them beige, ecru and taupe; dark blue, denim blue and light blue; light pink and dusty pink. The others are camel brown, grey, lilac, orange and a green that leans towards mustard.
Our colour buttons carry older names. 'blue', 'blue 2' and 'blue 3' are the dark, denim and light blue. 'beige', 'Taupe' and 'beige 3' are beige, taupe and ecru. 'Mustard' is the mustard green and 'brown' the camel.
Who it's for
For you if you want a chunky-looking sweater with a high neck in a fully synthetic yarn. There is no animal fibre in the composition, which is worth knowing if those make you itch.
One size with a chest of 120 cm sits oversized on a small frame and comfortably loose on a medium one. If you usually wear XL or larger, compare the 120 cm with a sweater you own before you order.
Closer look: what the photos and the maker's data show
- Turtleneck sweater with long sleeves, standard length (maker's data)
- 53% acrylic, 29% polyester, 18% polyamide (maker's data)
- Cable pattern on the front, the back and the sleeves, with small openwork rows between the cables (photos)
- Wide ribbed turtleneck that folds over (photos)
- Ribbed cuffs and hem (photos)
- Dropped shoulders (photos)
- Short slit at the side of the hem (photos)
- One size, 64 cm long, chest 120 cm (size table)
Fabric and feel: a synthetic yarn with clear cables
The maker gives 53% acrylic, 29% polyester and 18% polyamide and says the mix is comfortable. In the photos the yarn is smooth and even, so the cables stand out sharply.
Between the cables run narrow openwork rows. They make the knit a little lighter than a solid cable sweater, and in pale colours a dark top underneath may show through them.
Fit and silhouette: loose, to the hip
The sweater is 64 cm long with a chest of 120 cm. On the models the hem sits at the hip and the shoulder seam drops onto the upper arm. The sleeves are long and cover part of the hand in several photos.
The short slits at the sides let the hem fall straight over your hips, or you can tuck the front in, as one of the models does.
Size chart (cm)
| Size | Total length | Chest |
|---|---|---|
| One size | 64 | 120 |
Source: the maker's size table. It does not say whether these are garment or body measurements, so compare them with a piece that fits you.
Styling: pick the colour first
With thirteen colours the choice is the fun part. The photos pair the beige with trousers in the same shade, the dark blue with bright blue trousers and the pinks with jeans or a short skirt.
The neutral ones, beige, ecru, grey and taupe, go with everything you own. The orange, the lilac and the light blue are the ones to choose if your winter coat is dark and you want colour underneath it.
Occasions
The maker calls it a sweater for casual everyday wear on cooler days. That covers the office, the weekend, a walk in the woods and an evening on the sofa.
As a gift it is an easy one, since there is no size to guess.
Care: follow the label
The maker's data has no care instructions, so follow the label sewn into the sweater.
Cable knits in general keep their shape longer when you dry them flat and store them folded.
The wow detail: cables on every side
Many cable sweaters only have cables on the front. This one carries them over the back and down both sleeves, right to the ribbed cuff. Seen from behind, it is as detailed as from the front.
Fashion that gives back
5% of each sale goes to a cause you choose. The causes are matched to 11 of the 17 SDGs, the global goals set by the United Nations, and you decide where your share goes.
Our promise
Ships from the maker's wholesale partner in Poland, inside the EU, with tracking. The wholesaler lists up to 5 days to prepare an order; within the EU delivery usually takes 2–7 business days after dispatch. Delivery is free within the EU on orders from €69; below that it costs €4.95 in the Netherlands and €6.95 elsewhere in the EU.
You have 30 days after delivery to ask for a return, as long as the sweater is unworn and still has its tags. Our promise is plain: if what arrives does not match what this page says, send it back within 30 days and we refund you.
More knitwear is in our sweaters and cardigans collection.
Questions & answers
Delivery: we dispatch within 1–3 business days. European partner items then take 2–7 business days within the EU; international partner items 5–16 business days in total. The range for this item is shown under the buy button. Free EU delivery over €69 · 30-day returns.
30-day returns. Custom-made and sale items excepted.
Free shipping & returns available: On orders over Euro 69 in selected markets.
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