A Rainbow of Sweaters

Put some exuberant color in your wardrobe to raise spirits.

Red/Fuchsia/Orange

Recycled Cashmere Sweater: Slightly oversized but not drooping, its boxy cut gives a structured look. The light and fluid material of the sweater is ideal to carry. Composition: 50% recycled cashmere, 50% virgin cashmere. 17 colors $159.00

Oversized Cashmere Turtleneck Sweater- C by Bloomingdale’s: Also black. Turtleneck Long sleeves, dropped shoulders Pullover style Exposed seams at front and back Side vents at step hem Rib-knit trim Sale $131.60

V Neck Drawstring Cashmere Hoodie by Theory: Detailed with a ribbed V-neck and drop shoulder. Also grey or black. $345.00 

Yellow/Lime/Green

Coastal Communities Chasmeen Wool-Blend Cardigan: V-neck Button placket Long balloon sleeves Drop shoulder 32% alpaca/ 32% merino wool/ 30% polyamide/ 6% elastane Sale $216.30

Kitty Bow Puff-Sleeve Cardigan by Alice & Olivia: crafted of a pom-pom knit features contrasting ribbon bows as a closure and demure puff-style sleeves. Crew neck Long sleeves Rib-knit trim 49% cotton/48% wool/3% viscose, $495.00

Locken Puff-Sleeve Sweater by Derek Lam 10 Crosby: Crewneck Long sleeves Pullover style 36% alpaca/40% acrylic/14% Merino™ wool/10% nylon. Sale $210.00 

Turquoise/Cobalt/Purple

Angelina Star Sweater by Generation Love: mock neck sweater with balloon sleeves with rib knit hems and cuffs. Knit from superfine Alpaca and Merino wool blends and accented with embroidered silver stars from front to back. Finished with shirred shoulders and a slightly cropped cut. Sale $69.00

Kenny Sweater by Alice & Olivia: Mock neck Pullover style Long blouson sleeves, drop shoulders Allover cable knit with ribbed knit trim. 99% wool, 1% nylon. $440.00


V-Neck Cashmere Sweater– C by Bloomingdale’s: 26 colors. V-neck, long sleeves, rib-knit trim. Sale $ 99.00

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The items featured in this article have been chosen by the editors of Woman Around Town simply because we like them and think you may, too. No advertising fees have been paid to Woman Around Town for this article. 

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