Colorush

Colorush knitwear leans into saturated greens, yellow tones, and neutrals with a sculpted, everyday silhouette. Long cardigans and ribbed sweaters are cut to sit clean over denim, tailoring, or a column skirt. Each piece works hard in rotation, adding color without losing a precise line.

  • Colorush Long Cardigan 'Charles'
    Colorush Long Cardigan 'Charles'

    Colorush

    Long Cardigan 'Charles'

    $322
    $322
  • Colorush Ribbed Knit Sweater 'Clio' With Crew Neck
    Colorush Ribbed Knit Sweater 'Clio' With Crew Neck

    Colorush

    Ribbed Knit Sweater 'Clio' With Crew Neck

    $205
    $205
  • Colorush Ribbed Knit Sweater 'Clio' With Tailored Fit
    Colorush Ribbed Knit Sweater 'Clio' With Tailored Fit

    Colorush

    Ribbed Knit Sweater 'Clio' With Tailored Fit

    $207
    $207

Colorush

The Colorush edit focuses on knitwear with a clear structure: long cardigans like the 'Charles' and ribbed sweaters such as the 'Clio' offer streamlined, pull-on layers that sit between off-duty and office. Crew neck and tailored-fit options give you control over proportion, whether you prefer a close line under a blazer or a stand-alone knit over wide-leg trousers. A tight palette of green, yellow, and grounded neutrals makes it easy to plug these pieces into an existing wardrobe.

Each style is selected for its silhouette and wearability rather than overt branding, sitting comfortably alongside pieces from popular brands like Jil Sander, The Row, or Acne Studios in a mixed rotation. Use this page to compare:

  • Longline cardigans vs. compact sweaters
  • Crew neck vs. tailored-fit ribbing
  • Neutral tones vs. statement color hits

Expect clean lines, easy layering, and knits that read considered rather than seasonal. Sizes run true to designer; check individual product notes for any fit nuances.

FAQ

How does Colorush knitwear fit compared to other designer brands?
Colorush cardigans and sweaters are designed to follow a clean, body-skimming line without feeling tight. Most pieces fit true to the labeled size, with ribbed knits offering natural stretch. If a specific style runs long, short, or more relaxed, we flag it in our product notes. You can also cross-reference measurements with knits you own from popular brands like The Row or Marni.
Are Colorush cardigans and sweaters better for layering or wearing solo?
The collection is built for both. Long cardigans like 'Charles' layer easily over tees or a fine shirt, while the 'Clio' ribbed sweaters sit clean under tailored jackets. Ribbed constructions help the pieces sit close to the body without bulk. Choose your usual size if you want a neater line, or size up for a more relaxed, layered look.
How can I style Colorush knits with the rest of my wardrobe?
Use the neutral tones as a base with black denim, tailored trousers, or a slip skirt, then rotate the saturated green and yellow options as a color accent. Cardigans work well open over a tank and wide-leg pants, while the crew neck ribs ground sharper pieces like leather skirts or structured blazers. The clean shapes pair easily with both classic luxury and more directional accessories.
What price range should I expect for Colorush knitwear?
Colorush pieces in this collection sit between approximately $205 and $322. That positions them alongside contemporary designer knitwear while staying accessible relative to heavier runway-led collections. Each product page shows the exact price, including any current sale adjustments, so you can compare options quickly.
How do I care for Colorush sweaters and cardigans to keep their shape?
Always refer to the care label on each knit, as fiber blends can differ between styles. As a general rule, we recommend gentle handwashing or a delicate cycle in a mesh bag, then drying flat to preserve the rib structure and length. Avoid hanging heavy knits on thin hangers, which can cause shoulder distortion. Store folded and rotate wear to maintain the line and handle over time.