Cozy • Graphic • Made for Layering
An ivory, black, and brown color block cardigan with a windowpane grid on one side and a textured boucle panel on the other, finished with black trim and tortoiseshell buttons.
The Hinoki Journal
This one plays two textures against each other on purpose. One half of the body is a soft, nubby brown boucle, and the other splits into an ivory windowpane grid outlined in black, with a solid black sleeve to balance it out. Black trim traces the neckline and button placket, tying the whole patchwork together into something that reads as intentional rather than mismatched.
Fit Notes
A round neckline sits open at the collar, buttoning down the front with tortoiseshell buttons. A single patch pocket sits at the hip in the same brown boucle as the front panel. The fit is relaxed and boxy through the body and sleeve, made for layering over a sweater or blouse.
Why It Found Its Way to Hinoki
We do not see color blocking done this well very often, texture and pattern both changing across the body without feeling chaotic. It is a genuine statement piece that still works with almost everything else in a closet.
Features
- Color block design in ivory, black, and brown
- Windowpane grid and boucle texture panels
- Round neckline with black trim
- Button-front closure with tortoiseshell buttons
- Single patch pocket
- Relaxed, boxy fit
- 30% acrylic, 30% polyester, 20% nylon, 15% wool, 5% spandex
✦ Amy's Styling Tip
Let this one be the whole outfit. A simple black tee or turtleneck underneath and dark denim or trousers keep the focus on the cardigan.
Hinoki Care Suggestions
Hand wash cold or dry clean. Lay flat to dry to help the boucle texture keep its shape.
About the Maker
Grade & Gather is a Los Angeles based label built around timeless essentials in natural fabrics and easy, relaxed silhouettes.
This one is a mixed fiber blend with some wool in the mix, but it is mostly acrylic, polyester, nylon, and spandex, so it runs a bit further from their usual natural fiber focus than some of their other pieces.
Cozy • Graphic • Made for Layering
An ivory, black, and brown color block cardigan with a windowpane grid on one side and a textured boucle panel on the other, finished with black trim and tortoiseshell buttons.
The Hinoki Journal
This one plays two textures against each other on purpose. One half of the body is a soft, nubby brown boucle, and the other splits into an ivory windowpane grid outlined in black, with a solid black sleeve to balance it out. Black trim traces the neckline and button placket, tying the whole patchwork together into something that reads as intentional rather than mismatched.
Fit Notes
A round neckline sits open at the collar, buttoning down the front with tortoiseshell buttons. A single patch pocket sits at the hip in the same brown boucle as the front panel. The fit is relaxed and boxy through the body and sleeve, made for layering over a sweater or blouse.
Why It Found Its Way to Hinoki
We do not see color blocking done this well very often, texture and pattern both changing across the body without feeling chaotic. It is a genuine statement piece that still works with almost everything else in a closet.
Features
- Color block design in ivory, black, and brown
- Windowpane grid and boucle texture panels
- Round neckline with black trim
- Button-front closure with tortoiseshell buttons
- Single patch pocket
- Relaxed, boxy fit
- 30% acrylic, 30% polyester, 20% nylon, 15% wool, 5% spandex
✦ Amy's Styling Tip
Let this one be the whole outfit. A simple black tee or turtleneck underneath and dark denim or trousers keep the focus on the cardigan.
Hinoki Care Suggestions
Hand wash cold or dry clean. Lay flat to dry to help the boucle texture keep its shape.
About the Maker
Grade & Gather is a Los Angeles based label built around timeless essentials in natural fabrics and easy, relaxed silhouettes.
This one is a mixed fiber blend with some wool in the mix, but it is mostly acrylic, polyester, nylon, and spandex, so it runs a bit further from their usual natural fiber focus than some of their other pieces.