Okay, so you saw my initial Paloma Wool try-on, but I wanted to dive a little deeper, especially since so many of you asked about their sweaters! Finding that perfect cozy knit that doesn't overwhelm a petite frame is a real quest, right? I totally get it. During my recent visit to their new NYC store – which is absolutely beautiful, by the way – I made sure to pay extra attention to their knitwear section. Paloma Wool sweaters are known for their unique textures and often bold, artistic patterns. What I really love is how they manage to be both timeless and super on-trend at the same time. The quality is definitely something you feel right away; many of their pieces use beautiful, soft wool blends. For my fellow shorties, sizing can be a bit hit or miss with some brands, but I found Paloma Wool's XS and 34 sizes quite accommodating. When I tried on various styles, like what felt like a 'Betty' knit (super soft and slightly cropped – perfect for high-waisted pants!) or a more oversized 'Benito' style, I noticed the sleeves weren't ridiculously long, which is a common issue for me. The 'Bigas' series, if you're into chunkier knits, also draped surprisingly well without adding too much bulk. It’s all about finding that balance. I also got to peek at some of their "archive" pieces and even a 'mini archive' collection, which sometimes includes re-released popular sweater designs. It's always exciting to see if a past favorite makes a comeback, especially if it was a sweater that got rave reviews for its fit and feel. I remember trying on a 'Julio' style cardigan that felt incredibly luxurious and versatile. My top tip for petite sizing with Paloma Wool sweaters is to really consider the silhouette. If it's designed to be oversized, embrace it but pair it with something more fitted on the bottom to maintain proportion. If it's a more structured knit, check the shoulder seams to ensure they sit correctly. Don't be afraid to try on different sizes if you're in-store, or check the specific garment measurements online. Beyond the fit, their sweaters are just so stylish. I'm already dreaming about styling a new Paloma Wool sweater with some wide-leg trousers for a chic, effortless look, or even layering a thinner knit under a blazer for those cooler NYC days. Taking care of these beautiful pieces is also key – gentle hand washing or dry cleaning usually does the trick to keep them looking their best. I’ve found that investing in good quality knitwear really pays off in the long run. Happy sweater hunting, everyone!