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A cream-colored cable-knit sweater is shown from the front, showcasing its textured knit pattern across the body and long sleeves. The sweater features a ribbed crew neck, ribbed cuffs, and a ribbed hem.
Image: H&M product photography

H&M

Cable-Knit Sweater

Child’s coordinated option

Selected option
Ivory
Size
Listed size options: 8-10Y, 10-12Y, 12-14Y, 14Y+
Material
Polyester 52%, Acrylic 40%, Wool 5%, Spandex 3%
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Child’s coordinated option

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Why choose it

  • Selected color: Ivory
  • Can coordinate with solid pieces you already own

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  • Retailer embedded per-size stock observed 2026-10-26; check chosen size before purchase.
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Size options listed at the last check: 8-10Y, 10-12Y, 12-14Y, 14Y+

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