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The Christmas sweater she'll still wear in January. Most holiday knits are unwearable by December 26th - the pattern covers everything, and the whole piece reads costume. The Christmas Morning Fair Isle Cardigan keeps its pines and snowflakes confined to the yoke, with a scatter of small dots dissolving upward over the shoulders so the motif fades in rather than sitting there like a band stuck on at the last minute. Below the chest it's simply a soft, lightly flecked cream knit - festive from across the room, quietly neutral from the waist down, which is what buys it another two months of wear. Warm wooden-look buttons keep the whole thing feeling handmade instead of shiny, and because it's a cardigan rather than a pullover she can shed it at a warm dinner table. Wear it over a tee with plaid trousers for tree trimming, or button it over a slip dress with boots for a holiday party. The one she'll pull out every December.
Fair Isle yoke of pine trees and snowflakes with a scattered dot motif dissolving over the shoulders
Soft brushed knit with a lightly flecked ground ( )
Warm wooden-look button front
Patterned borders at the ribbed cuffs and hem
Fit: Relaxed, slightly cropped fit with a round neckline and ribbed cuffs and hem.