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Women Sweater | Scandinavian Pattern Knit Sweater
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Freya reaches for comfort that still feels put together. This relaxed knit sweater wraps the body in a round neck, long sleeves and a soft, easy fit that falls naturally over the waist. The Scandinavian-inspired pattern running across the yoke, cuffs and hem makes it a natural pick for weekend errands, cozy coffee dates or a casual day at the office.

Why You'll Love It
- Fair Isle Yoke: The patterned knit around the yoke adds a Scandinavian-inspired look that feels folksy without trying too hard.
- Relaxed Fit: A roomy, easy cut that falls softly over the waist and midsection for all day comfort.
- Round Neckline: A simple, classic neckline that pairs effortlessly with scarves or layered necklaces.
- Detailed Cuffs and Hem: The patterned trim at the cuffs and hem echoes the yoke design, tying the whole look together.
Fit and Feel
This knit sweater has a relaxed, comfortable fit through the body with long sleeves that keep you covered and cozy. It falls naturally over the waist, giving you room to move without feeling bulky, and comes in a range of soft colorways including grey, pink, mint green, cream yellow and white.
Pair it with slim denim and ankle boots for an easy daytime look, or layer it over a collared shirt with trousers for something a little more polished.
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