Lola Cable Knit Pullover
Free People
$348.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Free People Lola Cable Knit Pullover feels like a quiet standout in plush texture and heritage spirit. Crafted from Plush Twisted Cotton Yarn, a cloudlike cotton created from loosely twisted fibers for a soft, plush hand-feel, this heritage-inspired piece carries a timeless cable-knit and a slouchy, relaxed silhouette. The boat neckline, long sleeves, and dropped shoulders set a mood that’s easy and unfussy.
Layer-friendly and easy to wear, the relaxed shape drapes over the body without pulling focus. It pairs effortlessly with denim or skirts, worn solo or over a tee, and the plush cotton keeps warmth balanced with breathability. The dropped shoulders and roomy sleeves offer effortless movement, making transitions from coffee runs to casual weekends feel polished but never rigid.
With Free People, this Lola Cable Knit Pullover slots into a world of texture-driven knits that feel both timeless and current. In the tofu shade and XS, it reads as a versatile staple that lends a soft, lived-in vibe to pared-back looks or layered ensembles.
Materials / Fabrication
- Plush Twisted Cotton Yarn
- Cloudlike cotton yarn with loosely twisted fibers
- Soft plush hand-feel
- Cable-knit design
- Slouchy relaxed silhouette
- Boat neckline
- Long sleeves
- Dropped shoulders
- Style: Lola Cable Knit Pullover
- Brand: Free People
- Color: Tofu
- Size: XS
Recommended Care
- Machine wash cold on gentle cycle with like colors; use a mild detergent
- Reshape while damp and lay flat to dry to maintain the silhouette
- Do not wring or twist
- Avoid hanging to prevent stretching; store folded
- If pressing is needed, use a cool iron or steaming at low setting
Fit Notes
- Relaxed silhouette with dropped shoulders and a boat neckline for a laid-back, drapey look.
- Fabric is Plush Twisted Cotton Yarn with a soft plush hand feel and breathable knit.
- Layer-friendly and easy to wear, it drapes over the body and pairs well with denim or skirts, worn solo or over a tee.
