Window seat sweater

The Window Seat Sweater is built around the quiet moments of travel—the waiting, the watching, the time spent looking outward while sitting still. Knitted in a soft, structured base, the piece combines illustration, texture, and layered storytelling. The front remains minimal, featuring a small Rastah mark and understated text placement near the hem, like a note written to oneself. The back opens into a detailed scene: hand-drawn architectural lines, a central sublimation patch depicting a rural landscape, and layered text elements that feel like memories pinned to a wall. Graphic linework frames the artwork, creating the feeling of looking through a window—inside a room, inside a station, inside a moment. Ribbed collar, cuffs, and hem ground the piece in structure, allowing the artwork to remain expressive without losing wearability. This is a sweater about pauses. About journeys that don’t move fast, but still go somewhere. Key Features Knit sweater construction with structured hand feel Ribbed collar, cuffs, and hem Minimal front branding with Rastah text placement Sublimation artwork patch at back Hand-drawn style line artwork across back panel “RASTAH” text detail integrated i