AT Openwork Turtleneck Sweater with Diamond Knit and Shiny Thread
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Description
A turtleneck sweater in openwork knit, with a thread that catches the light
This turtleneck sweater by AT is knitted in a diamond pattern with small openings, in a yarn that is 49% viscose. The maker adds a fine shiny thread, 3% of the composition, so the surface glints a little when you move.
It is one size, 65 cm long and 96 cm around the chest, and you can choose from eight colours.
At a glance
| Maker | AT, models 203188 to 203196 |
|---|---|
| Colours | Taupe, peach, fuchsia, cobalt blue, grey, light blue, mustard, lilac |
| Material | 49% viscose, 26% polyester, 22% nylon, 3% metallic yarn |
| Size | One size |
| Length | 65 cm |
| Chest | 96 cm |
| Care | Follow the sewn-in label (the maker's data has no care text) |
The piece: eight colours, models 203188 to 203196
AT sells this sweater through a Polish fashion wholesaler as eight models, one per colour. The supplier calls it a casual turtleneck for everyday and for work, with a standard length and long sleeves.
The supplier's colour names are broad: beige, pink twice, blue twice, grey, yellow and violet. What the photos show is more specific. Beige is a taupe, the two pinks are a peach and a bright fuchsia, the blues are a cobalt and a light blue, yellow is a mustard and violet is a pale lilac.
Three of the photos show an off-white version. That colour is not part of this listing.
Who it's for
For you if you want a turtleneck that is finer than a chunky winter knit. The openwork makes it lighter to look at, and the viscose gives it a smooth hand.
One size with a 96 cm chest is not for every body. On the models it sits close without clinging. If your chest is clearly wider than that, the knit has to stretch and the openings will pull open, so this may not be your sweater.
Closer look: what the maker's data and the photos show
- Turtleneck with an openwork pattern (maker's data)
- Shiny thread woven into the knit (maker's data)
- Long sleeves and standard length (maker's data)
- Raised diamond pattern with small holes, over the body and the sleeves (photos)
- Collar that folds over (photos)
- Hem on the hip; sleeves that reach the base of the hand (photos)
- Length 65 cm, chest 96 cm (size table)
Fabric and feel: mostly viscose
The composition is 49% viscose, 26% polyester, 22% nylon and 3% metallic yarn. The supplier describes the viscose as soft and says the sweater wears comfortably.
The metallic yarn is the shiny thread. At 3% it is a glint, not a glitter jumper. It is hard to see in the photos, so expect it to show mainly in daylight and under lamps. Because the knit has openings, a top underneath will show through in a contrasting colour.
Fit and silhouette: close, hip length
The size table gives one size: 65 cm long and 96 cm around the chest. Compare that with a fitted sweater you already own. On the models the hem lands on the hip and the sleeves run to the base of the hand.
The supplier speaks of a subtle fit. In the photos it follows the body and leaves a little ease at the waist, so you can wear it out or tuck the front into high-waisted trousers.
Size chart (cm)
| Size | Total length | Chest |
|---|---|---|
| One size | 65 | 96 |
Source: the maker's size table, the same for all eight colours. It does not say whether the chest is measured flat and doubled or stretched.
Styling: let the colour decide
The photos pair taupe and light blue with pale jeans, fuchsia with wide black trousers and peach with sage green. Those are useful starting points.
Grey with grey trousers gives you a tonal office outfit. Mustard looks good with black and with dark jeans. If you choose fuchsia or cobalt, keep the rest quiet and let the sweater be the colour in the outfit. A blazer goes over it easily because the knit is fine.
Occasions
The supplier names everyday wear and work. We would add a dinner out, where the shiny thread earns its place under restaurant lights.
It is a between-seasons sweater in our view: an open knit lets air through, so on a cold day you will want a coat or a layer over it.
Care: follow the label
The maker's data has no care instructions, so go by the label sewn into the sweater.
Viscose knits in general lose shape when they hang wet. Drying flat is the safe habit. Openwork also catches on jewellery and bag clasps, so put your rings on after the sweater.
The wow detail: diamonds you can feel
The pattern stands up from the surface. Each diamond is outlined by a raised line and has small openings inside it, and the rows run without a break from the collar seam down to the hem and along the sleeves. In the close-up photos you can see the shadow each ridge throws. A plain colour looks richer for it.
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 14 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 14 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 · 14-day returns.
14-day returns. Custom-made items excepted.
Free EU delivery on orders over €69. 14 days to return; the delivery estimate is shown above.
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