Theodor | Knitted sweater with patchwork panels and cable-knit pattern

Theodor | Knitted Sweater with Patchwork Panels and Cable-Knit Pattern

A knitted sweater made from panels, where cable-knit sections meet calmer, smooth surfaces. The blanket stitches are embroidered by hand along the seams, giving the sweater a hand-knitted feel. The cut is straight and relaxed, so it falls softly over the hips. It pulls on over the head and is made for days when your clothing should have a little weight.

Key Features and Benefits

• Patchwork panels and cable-knit sections add visual interest to the surface
• Embroidered blanket stitches follow the seams as a visible detail
• Ribbing at the neck, cuffs, and hem helps keep the shape in place
• Straight cut with a relaxed fit that does not feel tight across the body
• Simple pullover design without fastening or visible pockets

Specifications

• Length: hip-length
• Fastening: none, pulls on over the head
• Neckline: round neck
• Collar: ribbed round neckline
• Sleeve length: long sleeves with ribbed cuffs
• Details: patchwork panels, cable-knit sections, embroidered blanket stitches, ribbing at the neck, cuffs, and hem

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Materials: Julie Copenhagen chooses natural materials whenever possible — cotton, linen, viscose, and wool in blends that drape beautifully. The specific material compositions are listed in the product description above.

Fit: Our pieces are cut with a relaxed, classic fit. No tight silhouettes or fleeting trends. Models in the images typically wear size S/M at a height of 170 cm.

Production: Our suppliers are carefully selected — with a focus on quality and durability rather than mass production.

Wash cold on a delicate cycle (30°C). Air-dry on a hanger — avoid the tumble dryer. Iron at a low temperature, preferably inside out. Natural materials such as linen wrinkle — it’s part of the material and becomes more beautiful over time.