I did not mean to leave you all hanging after I posted my babaa packaging in my story, I had to run an errand! 😂
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I have joined the Babaà ranks and went with no16. Good thing it is slightly chillier here today (as in, 75 degrees instead of 90) so I could try it on.
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I resisted buying a Babaà sweater for a long time. I know many of you swear by the no18 and no19, but I couldn’t decide if I liked them because I really liked them, or if I liked them because seeing everyone wear them made me think I did. And that degree of certainty was not good enough when considering a sweater at this price point. Even in slow fashion, there are trending items, and I try really hard to be careful of that after regretting some prior purchases that I thought were ✨forever✨pieces but were really just trends being marketed as forever clothes.
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And good thing I didn’t take that plunge, because I later bought a less expensive sweater similar to the no18 style that I actually don’t wear that much, after all.
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Everyone spoke so highly of Babaà’s yarns and process, though, and when I saw no16 I knew I loved it - traditional shape, tighter knit, mother-of-pearl buttons.
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Worth the hype, but definitely stay true to your style, always. Looking forward to social distancing in this for the months (??? Haha!) to come. 💗
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