SIZING GUIDE

Elevate Your Wardrobe

Lindsey

Lindsay

Height 5'6"
SWEATER
Arm 21"
Length 26"
Chest 21.5"
Size Small
Sage

Sage

Height 5'7"
SWEATER
Arm 23"
Length 26.5"
Chest 23"
Size Medium
Luke

Luke

Height 6'
SWEATER
Arm 20.5"
Length 28"
Chest 23"
Size Small
Carey

Carey

Height 6'2"
SWEATER
Arm 21"
Length 27"
Chest 22"
Size Medium
Alex

Alex

Height 5'6"
SWEATER
Arm 21"
Length 26.5"
Chest 22.5"
Size Medium
Blair

Blair

Height 5'10"
SWEATER
Arm 22"
Length 27"
Chest 24"
Size Large
Danika

Danyka

Height 6'
SWEATER
Arm 21"
Length 28"
Chest 22"
Size Small
David

David

Height 5'11"
SWEATER
Arm 21"
Length 26"
Chest 23"
Size Medium
Delwyn

Delwyn

Height 5'10"
SWEATER
Arm 22"
Length 28"
Chest 26"
Size Extra Large
Kalynka

Kalynka

Height 5'10"
SWEATER
Arm 22"
Length 27"
Chest 22"
Size Medium

Featured Sweaters

FAQs

Can you explain the price point and structure?

Indigenous knitters of Cowichan sweaters purchase their wool at retail prices, which can cost upwards of $100 per sweater. It can take up to 40 hours to knit a single sweater. Traditionally, knitters have been paid between $120-$200 per sweater by local tourist shops, which translates to $1-3/hr above cost. Knit was created to rectify this undercompensation. Knitters receive the majority of proceeds from each sweater sale ($500). The remaining funds are used to operate the Knit website, staff, and services through the Victoria Native Friendship Centre.

Are all of the knitters indigenous?

Yes, all of our knitters are Indigenous artisans dedicated to preserving their cultural heritage through their craft.

Do the sweaters have a warranty?

Every Knit sweater comes with a lifetime guarantee. We offer free repairs for eligible damages, including fraying, wear due to use, and seam integrity issues. Post-purchase staining and accidental damage are not covered. For more details, see our Returns and Exchanges policy or email knit.support@vnfc.ca to start the repair process.