DESCRIPTION

I would love to take all the credit for this design, but I do have to thank my partner for at least part of it.
I love knitting for him, and he is very (very) particular! So when I told him I was going to knit a new sweater for him, he was definitely going to take part in the designing process. I loved the sweater so much, I thought I would make it into a pattern so here it is:
This beautiful all-over cable sweater features a saddle shoulder and a folded collar, complete with a short zipper opening to help achieve this “outdoors” traditional look.
The sweater is worked from bottom-up and sleeves are knitted separately and joined at the underarm.

Sizes:
1 (2, 3, 4) 5 (6, 7, 8) 9
Chest circumference:
76 (86, 96, 106) 116 (127, 137, 147) 157 cm / 30 (34, 38, 42 ) 45.5 (50, 54, 58) 62 in
Finished chest circumference:
92 (102, 112, 122) 132 (142, 152, 162) 172 cm / 36 (40, 44, 48) 52 (56, 60, 63.5) 67.5 in
The sweater is designed to have about 16 cm / 6 in positive ease

Yarn:
Wool of the Andes Sport by Knit Picks, 100% Peruvian Highland Wool, 125 m / 137 yds to 50 gr, colorway Mink Heather (man sample) or Camel Heather (woman sample).

510 (577, 650, 702) 788 (881, 973, 1000) 1165 gr
1275(1442, 1625, 1755) 1970 (2202, 2432, 2500) 2912 m /
1397 (1580, 1781, 1923) 2159 (2413, 2666, 2740), 3192 yds

11 (12, 13, 15) 16 (18, 20, 20) 23 balls

Needles:
Main needles: 3.5 mm / US 4 circular needles (cable length: 80 cm / 32 in, 40 cm / 16 in and 23 cm / 9 in.).
Ribbing needles : 2.75 mm / US 2 circular needles (Cable length: 80 cm / 32 in and 23 cm / 9 in.)
(Adjust cable length to suit knitted circumference.)

Notions:
7 removable markers, plus 1 unique marker, Cable needle, tapestry needle to weave in ends, scrap yarn or extra cable to put sts on hold, 12 cm zipper.

Gauge:
23 sts and 28 rnds to 10 cm / 4 in on 3.5 mm / US 4 needles in pattern

Techniques:
Backwards loop cast-on, Knit, Knitting in the round, 2/2 Long tail tubular cast-on, M1P, SSK, SSP, K2Tog, P2Tog, Picking up stitches, Purl, Tubular bind-off, knitting cables, sewing a zipper, reading charts.