Dorothy Offeciers once left her knitting bag on the metro on purpose. She was done with it. The bag, presumably, was not done with her.
Years later, after fifteen years as an interior architect and a burnout that quietly rearranged her priorities, she picked up needles again. Within a year she had released her first sweater pattern.
Within a few more, she had a global brand running out of Antwerp, a bestselling design called the Ginger Sweater, and a test-knit community spread across continents helping shape every new piece.
