Cosy Cable Knits

Posted on Sunday, 24 October 2010 by

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Ta Dah! I finally managed to work out how to use Polyvore. For something so simple (in concept, if not for my small brain) it is a silly amount of fun to use. Get ready for more collections like this on the blog. You all seem to love cable knits as much as I do so here are some more of my favourite picks; some from the US, some the UK, and across a range of price-points. Really though, this is just a source of inspiration for how you can wear this type of knit - because it is such a deliberately chunky style, you can really go for it in mixing it up in layers and throwing scarves on top. It is quite an outdoorsy look, so for instance the dresses would look great with tights and boots, the cardigan with tweed slacks, scarf and beret. Just imagine kicking through leaves in the park then going home to curl up in an armchair with a cup of tea, good book, and warm scones.

D&G Cable Knit Sweater Dress, $445

Dorothy Perkins Burgundy Cable Knit Dress, 30 GBP

Adam Cable Knit Wool Blend Sweater, $295

Jack Wills Aran Sheringham Cardigan, 129 GBP

Topshop Red Cable Knit Faux Fur Mittens, 16 GBP

Uniqlo Cable Skirt, 15 GBP

Old Navy Blue Cable Knit Tights, $7.99

Cycle High-Heeled Cable Knit Boots, $290

Old Navy Cream Sweater Knit Boots, $20

Old Navy Grey Cable Knit Hobo Bag, $17

Bernstock Speirs Red Cable Pom Pom Beanie, 72 GBP

Echo Design Olive Knit Bobble Scarf, $42

Miso Mauve Cable Scarf, 15 GBP

Zara Mustard Mohair Blanket, 100 EUR

Jean-Marc Fray Art Deco Leather Club Chair

Bone China Cup and Saucer Fortnum & Mason, 35 GBP

Pride and Prejudice, $20

I also just had to show you these two Alexander McQueen cable knit jumper dresses which I came across in my cable search. They are both available online from Browns, and I think they are utterly beautiful. Well out of my price range, but if I had the cash I would snap one up in a jiffy.