Naadam Cashmere Short Sleeve Crewneck vs Charter Club Cable-Knit Cashmere Sweater
Both are short-sleeve 100% cashmere crewnecks, so the real split is fit and finish. The Naadam is the more deliberate garment: Mongolian cashmere, a classic fit cut to skim the hip bone, ribbed trim and a wide waistband, and it holds up to hand washing. The Charter Club is a lighter, softer cable knit with a neat crewneck, best treated as a layering piece. Reviewers of Naadam cashmere consistently praise softness and durability for the grade; Charter Club owners tend to like the value and the easy drape, but cable knits in light cashmere pill more with wear.
- Choose the Naadam if you want a cleaner, more structured short-sleeve knit with a defined hem and a fit you can tuck into high-rise bottoms.
- Choose the Charter Club if you prefer a softer cable texture and a relaxed layer for cooler days over a tee or under a jacket.
Prices
- Naadam Cashmere Short Sleeve Crewneck: $57.10 at Amazon (last seen Nov 10)
- Charter Club Cable-Knit Cashmere Sweater: $100.24 at Lyst (last seen Nov 1)
- Difference: the Naadam Cashmere Short Sleeve Crewneck is $43.14 cheaper than the Charter Club Cable-Knit Cashmere Sweater at the latest prices (Nov 1 and Nov 10)