Our New Fabric, the Sweaterknit  |  The Look of a Sweater. The Comfort of Your Favourite Top.

Our New Fabric, the Sweaterknit | The Look of a Sweater. The Comfort of Your Favourite Top.

Say goodbye to sweaters that itch, make you overheat or are just plain old uncomfortable!


There are sweaters that look beautiful until you have to wear them all day. They feel heavy indoors, scratch at your neck, or need another layer underneath just to be comfortable. When we choose any new fabric for DAUB, we’re always considering how it both feels against your skin matters even before how it looks. Our Sweaterknit fabric gives us the soft, substantial look of a sweater in a breathable fabric that feels lovely on its own.
Some of our clients may recognize this fabric.

DAUB | Three layers of fabric are shown to illustrate the textural difference of the sweaterknit and the modal jersey

The top two layers are our sweaterknit in Black & Iron and the bottom layer is our modal jersey in Ash.

We’ve used in previously in top selling pieces like the Juliet Longsleeve and Marie Tunic. Years later, customers still visit us wearing those pieces and asking what else we have made in the same fabric. That is the kind of feedback we remember. This season, our sweaterknit fabric returns in two new styles: the Talia Longsleeve and the Monroe Mockneck.


What is DAUB’s Sweaterknit made of?


This fabric is blend of 62% rayon, 19% cotton, 13% modal and 6% spandex. It has the elevated appearance you want from a sweater, with a smooth, soft feel against the body. The fabric stretches comfortably as you move and holds its shape through repeated wears. It has enough body to sit smoothly without clinging, yet feels light enough to wear through a full day. The most important part for us, is that it’s comfortable without being too hot!


If wool makes you itchy, this is an especially nice fabric to try. The sweaterknit fabric has no wool in it and can be worn directly against your skin. It is breathable, so it feels comfortable moving between cooler weather outside and warmer rooms inside, without the heavy, overheated feeling of a thick sweater.


Two ways to wear it this season:

 
The Talia Longsleeve has a relaxed shape, a dropped shoulder and a gentle scoop neckline. Its long sleeves and centre-back seam add definition, giving you the ease of a casual top with a little more presence. Wear it with your favourite trousers for work, with denim on the weekend, or under a jacket when the weather shifts.
Talia Scoopneck Sweater - Women's Long Sleeve Sweater in Espresso Brown | DAUB
The Talia Scoopneck Sweater in Espresso.

The Monroe Mockneck brings a different feel to the same fabric. Its soft neckline frames the face without the close, restrictive feeling some high-neck sweaters can have. It makes a simple outfit feel considered, whether you pair it with tailored trousers or your most comfortable pants.
Monroe Mockneck Sweater with Winslow Trouser - Women's Long Sleeve Sweater in Black and Women's Tailored Trouser in Clove Brown | Daub
The Monroe Mockneck in Black paired with the Winslow Trouser in Clove.

Both pieces are fantastic to layer under a more oversized or silhouette. They offer the coverage and length many of us want from a fall top, without a cropped look. That balance makes them easy to reach for on a regular day and polished enough to wear when you want to feel a bit more dressed.

We love clothing that lets you forget about adjusting it. The Talia Longsleeve and Monroe Mockneck are made for long days, travel, dinner after work and all the moments in between. You get the look of a sweater, the comfort of a soft top and a piece that earns its place in your wardrobe well beyond one season.

Frequently Asked Questions:


What is DAUB’s Sweaterknit fabric?


It is the soft sweater-look knit we use for the Talia Longsleeve and Monroe Mockneck. The fabric is 62% rayon, 19% cotton, 13% modal and 6% spandex. We previously used it for the Juliet Longsleeve and Marie Tunic.

How to Care for the Sweaterknit Fabric?

We recommend hand-washing, using a garment or gentle in the washing machine on cold with like fabrics. Keep it away from zippers and velcro. For the sweaters, we recommend laying them flat to dry without stretching it out. There is no wool so there is no concern about locked fabrics but it will benefit from staying out of the dryer to keep the fabric looking new and to avoid shrinkage.

Does your Sweaterknit feel itchy like wool?


No wool is used in this blend. It feels smooth to touch and soft against the skin, so you can wear it without adding another top underneath for comfort.


Is Sweaterknit too warm to wear indoors?


It has the look of a sweater but feels lighter and more breathable than a thick wool knit. It is a comfortable choice for days when you move between cool outdoor air and heated indoor spaces. How warm it feels will also depend on what you layer over it. We have pieces this season that pair perfectly with this piece.


Will the fabric cling or stretch out as I wear it?


The fabric has comfortable stretch and is designed to retain its shape after wear. It sits smoothly against the body without the cling of a thin jersey top. The fit also depends on the style and size you choose.


What is the difference between the Talia Longsleeve Sweater and Monroe Mockneck Sweater?


They are made from the same sweaterknit fabric. The Talia Longsleeve Sweater has an open scoop neckline, dropped shoulders and a relaxed silhouette. The Monroe Mockneck Sweater has a softly draped mock neckline for a slightly more dressed-up look.


How can I style DAUB's sweater's this season?


Try the Talia Longsleeve Sweater with trousers or denim for an easy day-to-evening outfit. The Monroe Mockneck Sweater works beautifully with tailored pants when you want a little more polish. Both can be worn on their own or layered under a jacket without the bulk of a heavy sweater. Add a belt to any outfit to elevate it immediately.
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