The Sonora is a cashmere and virgin lambswool sweater that features a high, welted and split shawl collar and sleeves with distinctly different knit patterns: the right sleeve has a raised knit diamond pattern that climbs to the shoulder, while the left sleeve features a welted knit that ascends to a trimmed shoulder. The body of the sweater, both front and back, has the raised diamond knit pattern. The split collar is echoed by sleeve ends that split and roll and by sporty side vents on the bottom hem.

Sleeve ends, bottom hem, and high, rolled shawl collar of the cashmere and lambswool Sonora all roll and split. When looking down his left sleeve, the model sees a channeled knit pattern that runs upwards to a trimmed shoulder, while looking down the right sleeve, he sees a raised knit diamond pattern which also fills the body of the sweater.

Sleeve ends, bottom hem, and high, rolled shawl collar of the cashmere and lambswool Sonora all roll and split. When looking down his left sleeve, the model sees a channeled knit pattern that runs upwards to a trimmed shoulder, while looking down the right sleeve, he sees a raised knit diamond pattern which also fills the body of the sweater.

The body and right sleeve of the cashmere Sonora feature a raised knit diamond pattern, while the left sleeve is a channeled knit that stops at the shoulder. The high, split shawl collar turns the channeled knit pattern onto its side and into welted knit patterns encircling the neck.

Admiring the Sonora’s left sleeve, one can see a channeled knit pattern that runs upwards to the trimmed shoulder and stops. Like the shawl collar and bottom hem, the left sleeve end splits and rolls. In the case of the bottom hem, these splits occur as sporty vents, while in the case of the shawl collar, the split is the result of opposite ends that don’t meet or join. The raised channels climbing the left sleeve stop at the shoulder before recurring at the collar, where they become horizontal.

Admiring the Sonora’s left sleeve, one can see a channeled knit pattern that runs upwards to the trimmed shoulder and stops. Like the shawl collar and bottom hem, the left sleeve end splits and rolls. In the case of the bottom hem, these splits occur as sporty vents, while in the case of the shawl collar, the split is the result of opposite ends that don’t meet or join. The raised channels climbing the left sleeve stop at the shoulder before recurring at the collar, where they become horizontal.

The Sonora is a cashmere lambswool sweater, the high, split shawl collar of which likes to roll and derives its welted horizontal pattern from the vertical channels running up the left sleeve. The Sonora’s snug fit flatters the physique and helps emphasize the raised knit diamond and channeled welt patterns.

The channeled knit running up the left sleeve stops abruptly at the trimmed left shoulder before reappearing in horizontal channels encircling the split shawl neck. Conversely, the raised knit diamond pattern covers the entire body and right sleeve.

The channeled knit running up the left sleeve stops abruptly at the trimmed left shoulder before reappearing in horizontal channels encircling the split shawl neck. Conversely, the raised knit diamond pattern covers the entire body and right sleeve.