Knitwear

Knitwear with a distinct point of view

Baum und Pferdgarten knitwear brings graphic clarity and expressive detail to familiar wardrobe forms. Sweaters and cardigans sit at the centre of the collection, moving between oversized proportions, relaxed shapes and more fitted fine-knit silhouettes. The result is a considered take on wool knitwear: recognisable pieces reworked through proportion, texture and small design gestures.

Classic cues are present, but never left untouched. V-necks, round necklines, collars, button fronts and ribbed edges give the collection its structure, while dropped shoulders, shaped waists and cropped lengths shift the outline. Decorative buttons, subtle embro...

Knitwear with a distinct point of view

Baum und Pferdgarten knitwear brings graphic clarity and expressive detail to familiar wardrobe forms. Sweaters and cardigans sit at the centre of the collection, moving between oversized proportions, relaxed shapes and more fitted fine-knit silhouettes. The result is a considered take on wool knitwear: recognisable pieces reworked through proportion, texture and small design gestures.

Classic cues are present, but never left untouched. V-necks, round necklines, collars, button fronts and ribbed edges give the collection its structure, while dropped shoulders, shaped waists and cropped lengths shift the outline. Decorative buttons, subtle embroidery and flower-inspired details add a playful note without interrupting the clean Copenhagen sensibility.

Sweaters and cardigans in varied silhouettes

Sweaters range from loose, shoulder-softened forms to closer-fitting ribbed styles that follow the body. Polo-inspired knits introduce a sharper collar line, while crew-neck designs offer a more pared-back direction. These contrasting shapes make it easy to build a look around volume: balance an oversized sweater with streamlined trousers, or let a fitted knit bring definition beneath a more relaxed layer.

Cardigans offer equal range, from fine, fitted button-through designs to relaxed V-neck layers and zip-front silhouettes. Worn buttoned as a top or left open over a simple base layer, they create an adaptable line between tailoring and ease. Pair a compact cardigan with women's jeans for a clear everyday contrast, or choose a looser shape to play against more precise proportions below.

Texture, stripes and knitted colour

The collection works with cashmere, alpaca and merino wool alongside fine-knit qualities, bringing different surfaces into the same visual language. Chunkier knits create presence through their weight and stitch definition, while ribbed and finely knitted pieces offer a more streamlined expression. Ribbed cuffs, hems and necklines recur as practical finishing points, giving soft constructions a defined edge.

Stripes, melange effects and mixed colour compositions introduce rhythm across the knitwear. A palette spanning neutral tones, soft shades and stronger colour accents keeps the mood flexible rather than uniform. Striped knitwear can set the direction of an outfit on its own; alternatively, a quieter knit allows pattern elsewhere to take focus. The appeal lies in that exchange between restraint and surprise.

Build considered knitwear combinations

Knit shorts extend the collection beyond conventional layering, bringing a compact counterpoint to cardigans and sweaters. A matching knitted set creates a continuous texture from top to bottom, while separates leave room for contrast. Explore women's shorts to continue the shorter silhouette, or combine knitwear with denim when a more casual, textural mix feels right.

For a composed outfit, consider how the neckline and hem of a knit frame the pieces around them. A collared sweater can sharpen the softness of a relaxed silhouette, while a cropped cardigan can create a deliberate break at the waist. Finish the look with women's shoes selected to echo either the graphic precision or the easy volume of the knit.

A knitted scarf provides a simple way to carry texture beyond the main layer. It can introduce ribbing or colour contrast around a plain sweater, or reinforce the tactile quality of a fuller knit. Browse women's accessories for complementary finishing pieces, and approach knitwear as a place where familiar staples gain a more individual character.