Anonymous wrote:Some better options:

classic fitted:

https://bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=633608002&cid=5032&pcid=5032&vid=1&nav=hamnav%3Awomen%3AWomen%27s+Clothing%3ASweaters&cpos=2&cexp=2252&kcid=CategoryIDs%3D5032&cvar=17249&ctype=Listing&cpid=res23101713957845993786047#pdp-page-content

https://www.theory.com/v-neck-sweater-in-feather-cashmere/J0118709_001.html

more trendy and boxy, but not clownish:

https://bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=746479102&cid=5032&pcid=5032&vid=1&nav=hamnav%3Awomen%3AWomen%27s+Clothing%3ASweaters&cpos=18&cexp=2252&kcid=CategoryIDs%3D5032&cvar=17249&ctype=Listing&cpid=res23101713957845993786047#pdp-page-content

https://www.jcrew.com/p/womens/categories/clothing/sweaters/relaxed-v-neck-pullover-sweater/BV349?display=standard&fit=Classic&color_name=hthr-ash&colorProductCode=BV349

These all look like work sweaters, not hang around sweaters.

Anonymous wrote:https://www.nordstrom.com/s/crewneck-cashmere-sweater/7309088?origin=category-personalizedsort&breadcrumb=Home%2FWomen%2FClothing%2FSweaters&fashioncolor=Black&color=001

That's a very different look.

I really like the first one, OP. Not as crazy about the second but I can see it looking nice on someone (not me!).

Some better options:

classic fitted:

https://bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=633608002&cid=5032&pcid=5032&vid=1&nav=hamnav%3Awomen%3AWomen%27s+Clothing%3ASweaters&cpos=2&cexp=2252&kcid=CategoryIDs%3D5032&cvar=17249&ctype=Listing&cpid=res23101713957845993786047#pdp-page-content

https://www.theory.com/v-neck-sweater-in-feather-cashmere/J0118709_001.html

more trendy and boxy, but not clownish:

https://bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=746479102&cid=5032&pcid=5032&vid=1&nav=hamnav%3Awomen%3AWomen%27s+Clothing%3ASweaters&cpos=18&cexp=2252&kcid=CategoryIDs%3D5032&cvar=17249&ctype=Listing&cpid=res23101713957845993786047#pdp-page-content

https://www.jcrew.com/p/womens/categories/clothing/sweaters/relaxed-v-neck-pullover-sweater/BV349?display=standard&fit=Classic&color_name=hthr-ash&colorProductCode=BV349

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:they are both ugly. with a larger chest and broad shoulders, the Everlane one is gonna look really frumpy. at least the second one has a potentially more flattering neck line.

I have the Everlane one and it is definitely not frumpy. I get lots of compliments when I wear it.

maybe if you are tall and slim all over.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You don’t wear a sweater with joggers, you wear a sweatshirt.

The Sezane sweater is ugly. With jeans, which are more straight or wide leg now, you need a more fitted sweater. With broad shoulders an oversized sweater will make you look huge and sloppy.

I realize fashion is subjective, but this is objectively outdated advice.

no it’s not. the current boxy/baggy style is horrible for most adult women.

Anonymous wrote:they are both ugly. with a larger chest and broad shoulders, the Everlane one is gonna look really frumpy. at least the second one has a potentially more flattering neck line.

I have the Everlane one and it is definitely not frumpy. I get lots of compliments when I wear it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You don’t wear a sweater with joggers, you wear a sweatshirt.

The Sezane sweater is ugly. With jeans, which are more straight or wide leg now, you need a more fitted sweater. With broad shoulders an oversized sweater will make you look huge and sloppy.

I realize fashion is subjective, but this is objectively outdated advice.

But the poster is right in the sense the everlane will make her top proportionally larger because of the volume in the sides and arms. It is a beautiful sweater just maybe not quite right if she is concerned about the silhouette.

Anonymous wrote:For all those who hate the sweaters, can you recommend a sweater you do like?

With jeans, I would wear a simple black cashmere v neck. Try J crew or Boden.

With joggers I would wear a sweatshirt or a long sleeve shirt and a light jacket. Sometimes I wear a black tank and a chambray button down with my joggers.

I have this in white and I could live in this sweater... jean and joggers. I get tons of compliments on it.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B081CVD527/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1&psc=1

Of the two I like the Everlane one. The second one looks too much like pajamas to me.

Anonymous wrote:You don’t wear a sweater with joggers, you wear a sweatshirt.

The Sezane sweater is ugly. With jeans, which are more straight or wide leg now, you need a more fitted sweater. With broad shoulders an oversized sweater will make you look huge and sloppy.

I realize fashion is subjective, but this is objectively outdated advice.

I own both Everlane and Sezane sweaters, but not those two specifically. I would say I prefer Sezane as a brand. I find their sweaters higher quality and more flattering in the way they are cut. I would suggest Sezane, but check out other options. The one you picked might not be the best option for joggers or even someone with a chest. I would suggest the Trudy or Tobias myself.

I am also short and flat-chested LOL.... so maybe this isn't helpful.

You don’t wear a sweater with joggers, you wear a sweatshirt.

The Sezane sweater is ugly. With jeans, which are more straight or wide leg now, you need a more fitted sweater. With broad shoulders an oversized sweater will make you look huge and sloppy.

Anonymous wrote:For all those who hate the sweaters, can you recommend a sweater you do like?

Not sure if you are OP, but I would have different recs for jeans vs joggers. Its a different look IMO.