Who doesn't want to be wrapped in cashmere?
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As my dear friend Corey recently told me, "Everyone wants to be wrapped up in cashmere." I wholeheartedly agree. No other material feels as wonderful on the body as cashmere. It's my favorite yarn to work with.
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My latest design is the Stretch Pullover Sweater. If you've known souchi or me you know I love long sleeves. And, this sweater exaggerates that love even more. To keep it wearable and practical I added a contrast drawstring that can be cinched and tied at a shorter length. The wide neck allows you to wear it on or off the shoulder. The body has princess seams and a ribbed cropped hem. I love this sweater. It's cozy, comfy and so easy to wrap up in.
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Be sure to ask or research where the cashmere is from when you purchase a sweater. There are so many mills offering lesser quality cashmere which is giving it a bad wrap. Suddenly more people allergic to cashmere and wool. I believe it's because cashmere yarn is very expensive and has been on the rise for over 20 years. This had created a need for lower priced cashmere for designers and factories to use. I purchase my cashmere Loro Piana & Todd & Duncan which is why my sweaters are built to last. These mills use the finest fibers, dyes & practices available in the world. Don't assume that a high price tag means high quality yarn is being used. Here's to years and years of being wrapped up in souchi.
xo
Suzi
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