Coordinate with pop colors◎

Last Friday, the "Kit / Thank You Crew Neck Sweater" was released.

This simple, beautifully shaped sweater features playful colors within a basic design.
I would be so happy if many people picked it up.

When I'm knitting, I enjoy the feel of the yarn and the process of it slowly taking shape so much that I often lose track of time.
Both the act of knitting and the moment I put on the finished product are special times.

I hope you enjoy your slow time at your own pace, listening to your favorite music or drinking tea while knitting this sweater!

And I hope you can spend this winter warm and cozy wearing the finished sweater.

 

This time, I've chosen three fun, pop colors and will suggest outfits using my own everyday clothes.

I usually wear natural colors and black, but trying on these pop colors made me want to incorporate brighter shades this winter!
I hope this will be a helpful reference for those who are unsure which color to choose.

The colors I'll be using for today's coordination are Sunset, Citrus, and Forest, which have fun and pop color schemes.

I'll go ahead and coordinate them, even if they look a bit like a traffic light.

For bottoms, I'm pairing them with blue denim, brown moleskin pants, and warm white-beige corduroy.
These are all items that you're likely to find in anyone's closet.

For the inner layer, I chose a slightly thick off-white cut-and-sew.
This off-white is excellent; showing just a peek between the colorful sweater and the bottoms really pulled the whole outfit together.

Sunset

A color inspired by the sunset sinking below the horizon.
It's a blend of red, orange, and a hint of light blue and white.
It pairs very well with blue denim,
creating a light and airy combination even in the winter air.

Citrus

A refreshing yellow color reminiscent of citrus fruits like lemons and limes.
Paired with light beige corduroy, it creates a soft and fresh impression.

Forest

A green color with depth and freshness, evocative of a forest.
When paired with brown-toned bottoms, it creates a calm atmosphere,
resulting in a much more sophisticated look◎

 

I was reminded again that denim and white bottoms go well with any color.

Although they didn't appear this time, Earth and Grape are also recommended for those who want a slightly more chic look.
They also look great with brown or black bottoms.

Next time, I hope to introduce coordinating ideas for the colors that weren't featured this time.

 

Text & Photo : Satoko Yoshida