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H&M Jacquard-knit Sweater

Name: H&M Jacquard-knit Sweater
Brand: H&M
SKU: E2223QHT
Price: 27.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The H&M Jacquard-knit Sweater has that easy, lived-in polish the cool hour girl reaches for. Soft jacquard texture gives the knit depth, while a 58 percent polyester and 42 percent cotton blend keeps the hand light and breathable. A round neckline sits clean against the collarbone, and dropped shoulders create a relaxed line. Ribbing at the neck, cuffs, and hem anchors the silhouette without feeling stiff.

Regular fit, long sleeves, and regular length keep it versatile. The dropped shoulders and ribbed edges shape a modern, easygoing silhouette, while the knit feels soft against the skin and the ribbing at the neck, cuffs, and hem helps hold the line. Care notes: No dry clean; Line dry; Medium iron.

This jacquard knit embodies the season's texture-forward mood and H&M's approachable knit wardrobe, a dependable piece that feels both modern and timeless.

Materials / Fabrication

Jacquard-knit sweater with soft jacquard texture
Blend: 58 percent polyester, 42 percent cotton
Round neckline
Dropped shoulders
Ribbing at neck, cuffs, and hem
Regular fit
Long sleeves
Regular length

Recommended Care

No dry clean
Line dry
Medium iron

Fit Notes

Regular fit through the body with long sleeves and regular length keeps the silhouette versatile for layering.
Dropped shoulders create a relaxed line that pairs with the clean round neckline.
Soft jacquard texture and a 58/42 polyester-cotton blend keep the hand light and breathable, with ribbing at the neck, cuffs, and hem for a clean finish.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 8/10

Textured jacquard knit delivers casual luxury with subtle impact. The round neckline, relaxed dropped shoulders, and tonal rib trims create an easy, editorial silhouette that reads as elevated basics rather than a novelty. In a neutral hue, the pattern injects depth, making the sweater a standout piece for street style layering.

Craftsmanship: 7/10

Polished finishes come through in even jacquard weaving and consistent ribbing at cuffs, neck, and hem. The knit appears sturdy with smooth drape; no obvious puckering or loose threads. Given the mass market price, construction reads as dependable rather than artisanal, with clean edges and reliable shaping across sizes.

Affordability: $$$$

At a friendly price point, the value aligns with its design and fabric mix. The neutral jacquard knit offers texture and versatility without a premium label. The cost feels justified given easy maintenance, a cotton blend, and broad sizing, making it an appealing entry into elevated casual wear.

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