Chaldex | Crewneck Sweater Contrast Piping

Piping does the talking.

Fine-gauge knit that goes on over a collared shirt without a hint of bulk at the shoulder, so a jacket still closes over the top of it. It holds a shape through a long day of desks and trains rather than stretching out by mid-afternoon. Warm enough to be the only layer indoors, thin enough that you forget it is there. Contrast piping runs the shoulders and sides, which is the detail most sweaters at this level skip.

Contrast Piping That Draws the Shoulder Line A fine cord of contrast runs along the shoulder seams and down the sides. It gives a plain crewneck a defined outline instead of a flat front.

Ribbed Neck, Cuffs and Hem for a Clean Hold The rib grips at the wrist and waist so sleeves stay pushed up and the hem sits where you left it. The crew neck stays flat over a shirt collar with no rolling.

Five Colors Across Neutrals and Earth Tones Camel, Hemp, Olive, Dark Gray and Black cover everything from tan chinos to charcoal wool. Each one takes the piping differently.

Fine-Gauge Cotton-Blend Knit With Smooth Drape A tight, fine-gauge cotton-blend knit with a smooth face and very little surface texture, so it falls close to the body rather than standing away from it. Ribbed trims are knitted in at neck, cuff and hem, and the piping is set into the seam rather than stitched on top.

Layer it over a light blue oxford with wool trousers and leather loafers.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Fabric: Fine-gauge cotton-blend knit
• Fit: Regular, close through the body
• Neckline: Ribbed crew neck
• Sleeve: Long sleeve with ribbed cuffs
• Detail: Contrast piping at shoulders and sides
• Hem: Ribbed, straight
• Colors: Camel, Hemp, Olive, Dark Gray, Black
• Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL
• Season: Fall and winter
• Occasions: Office, dinner, travel, everyday