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CRUSH. – Affordable, Ethical Cashmere

CRUSH. cashmere

CRUSH. cashmere sweater // Oak + Fort boots (c/o) // Sunglasses // Jeans // Necklaces

Ethical cashmere is kinda my thing.  I’ve written about my favorite affordable cashmere brands before and just found a new one to add to the list.

I discovered CRUSH. cashmere at one of my go-to local boutiques, Pink Lagoon.  I actually purchased this sweater over the summer and have been dying to wear it.  The sherbet color is SO fun and it’s the softest, coziest sweater ever.  ZERO itch factor.  Plus, it comes in 20 colors.  20, you guys!

CRUSH. stands for: Creative, Responsible, Unique, Sustainable, and Happy.  It’s an indie British brand born out of the pandemic and I couldn’t adore their 100% traceable supply chain, environmentally friendly practices, and whimsical color palette more.  Definitely check them out.  I need to add their ballet sweater to my closet.

Here are some of my other cashmere sweater picks for this fall and winter.  All from my fave brands!

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Sweater Weather

Barrel Leg JeansSweater (similar) // Jeans // Bag // Sunglasses // Heels (similar)

Ah, sweater weather.  My fave.

One of my favorite cashmere brands just dropped their fall collection and it’s GOOD.

Remember the Khaite cardigan + bralette combo that broke the internet?  Well, Naadam made their cashmere version for 90% less.

For fall, I like to have a few hero sweaters.  Here are the sweaters I believe are a must for well-rounded wardrobe.

Cropped Sweaters

High waisted jeans are so much the norm it’s actually really difficult to find anything but a high waist anymore.  I also love paper bag waist pants and midi skirts for fall.  Both of these looks amazing with a cropped sweater.

Cardigans

They have a collegiate feel and I’m here for it.  The best part about them is the fact that they can be layered and worn buttoned or unbuttoned. Cardigans are workhorses of the sweater world.

Color

I love a good neutral color palette, but I definitely think one sweater in a pop color is closet staple.  I’m fawning over these purple ones!