DR BLOOM | Pullover Rabbit Sweater in Terracotta Jacquard

The DR BLOOM Pullover Rabbit Sweater in Terracotta is a study in narrative knitwear, where a graphic tableau of mother and baby rabbits in brown emerges against a jacquard field of horizontal stripes. This is not a quiet sweater; it announces its presence with a band of geometric triangles in white and blue, a playful clash of pattern that feels distinctly Parisian in its irreverence. The oversized silhouette, with its round neck and long sleeves, offers a generous, enveloping shape that prioritizes ease without sacrificing structure—a garment that stands on its own as a statement piece. The fabric hand is substantial yet pliant, the jacquard weave creating a dense, textured surface that holds its shape while draping softly over the body. There is a tactile satisfaction in the ribbed finishes at the neck, cuffs, and hem, where neon color details provide an unexpected jolt of energy against the earthy terracotta base. These luminous accents—subtle but deliberate—lift the sweater from purely nostalgic territory into something more contemporary, a nod to the house’s playful subversion of classic forms. Cut for an oversized fit, the sweater skims the body without clinging, allowing for layering over a crisp white collared shirt or a fine-gauge turtleneck. The drop shoulder construction enhances the relaxed silhouette, while the ribbed cuffs and hem offer a gentle cinch that prevents the garment from overwhelming the frame. This is a piece that moves with you—whether you are reaching for a book on a high shelf or walking through the Jardin du Luxembourg on a brisk November afternoon, the knit responds with a soft, easy swing. Seasonally, it thrives in the transition from late autumn into early spring, its warm terracotta hue a natural complement to the fading light. Style it with raw-hem denim and leather ankle boots for a day of gallery hopping, or layer it over a silk slip dress with chunky loafers for an evening that balances comfort with deliberate cool. The graphic nature of the design means it asks for little else—let the rabbits and stripes do the talking, and keep accessories minimal: a gold chain, a structured leather tote, perhaps a pair of dark sunglasses for that effortless Rue Madame nonchalance.