Sweater Dresses

20 styles across knit fibers: 100% Mongolian cashmere (the trade-up pick — drapes softest, warmest), cotton-cashmere blend (everyday weight, easier care), and merino wool knits. Midi and mini cuts available; crewneck, V-neck, and turtleneck silhouettes most common.

Cashmere is finer, softer, and warmer per gram — the elevated pick. Merino is more durable, easier to wash, and travels better. Cashmere holds shape less than merino over time but feels more luxurious from day one. Pick cashmere for occasion or cold-weather statement; merino for daily wear.

Not necessarily — the midi knit cuts breathe enough for most heated indoor spaces, especially the lighter-weight cashmere styles. The chunkier ribbed or turtleneck cuts can run warm; reserve those for outdoor wear or very cold offices. Layer with linen or silk tops for warmer indoor days.

Machine wash cold on the wool or delicate cycle in a mesh bag with a mild wool wash. Lay flat to dry — never hang (it stretches the shoulders) or tumble dry. Skip fabric softener — it coats cashmere fibers and reduces softness. For pilling, use a cashmere comb after a few wears; pilling is normal and removable.

Some relaxation is normal for cashmere over a long day — most pieces recover after a rest. To prevent permanent stretching, lay flat to dry rather than hang, and do not wear back-to-back days. Cotton-cashmere blends hold shape better than 100% cashmere if shape retention matters more than the cashmere hand.

Yes, we accept returns for 365 days from your order date.