Happy Thursday #follygirls,
It's officially sweater weather in Portland, Oregon!
It's your favorite Folly employee here, Aya, and I'm so excited to talk about all the sweaters we currently have in store.
I would save "best for last", but I'm too excited to show this one off: its the NEW Parri Cardi in Grass. Like seriously... how CUTE is this sweater? This gorgeous green sweater is perfectly cropped, has two cozy pockets, and is soft as a cloud. We would pair the Parri Cardi with our NEW Barri Space Skirt. It's giving Ms. Frizzle in the best possible way.
Next up are the NEW Mandi Mock Sweaters which we have in both Aubergine and Olive:
The Mandi Mock is a super soft and cozy mock neck sweater. You'll want a Mandi Mock in your closet rotation this fall. It pairs beautifully with our new fall cords too!
Also modeled with our new cords, is the Ulta top in Burg and Charcoal:
The Ulta top is the perfect long sleeve to wear when its too warm to wear a traditional sweater. The Ulta is fitted like a tee, with the softness and stretch of your favorite comfort sweater.
You know what I mean by "comfort" sweater.. the one sweater that's SO good, you choose to wear it over anything else. Because why mess with perfection?
Well if you're looking for your new favorite sweater this fall...we have a cardigan that looks and feels so perfect, we call it the "perfecto cardigan."
Why is it that good fitted black tops and cardigans are so weirdly hard to find!? When I felt this cardigan in the store- I just thought "yes."
When I say we have so many sweaters in the store right now, I mean it. We have so much inventory that the back room I'm writing to you from feels like I'm in a closet! (been there, done that...)
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So you should all buy some sweaters so I can get out! Here's more of our sweater weather galore:
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| Wosha Sweater- Brickish |
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| Walda Sweater- Slate Blue |
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| Parkland Sweater |
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| Pronto Sweater- Slate |
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| Chunky Vest- Deep Grey |
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| Jodi Sweater - True Blue |
Aya's Fun Fact of the Week:
Did you know that the word equinox means "equal night"? It comes from the Latin words "aequalis" and "nox".
The autumnal equinox, the first day of fall, marks a day where there are equal hours (about 12) of daylight and darkness.
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