My Lockdown Favourites (things that are getting me through) | More Hannah

[@kellymelissa5017]

as an autistic person, i wasn't the biggest fan of love of the spectrum. i felt like it was a little infantalising (i'd never heard people being described as sweet and other similar adjectives so often), especially with how involved the parents were, even though everyone was over 18 years old. i also found it really weird how people were mostly set up with people who were also autistic, yet they were being coached into this very neurotypical dating etiquette. if both people on the date are neurodivergent, why the pressure to follow these rules? it felt like these dates weren't serving the people themselves, but rather the audience, in the same way we watch uncomfortable dates on first dates

[@morehannah]

SO TRUE! I did wander why they didn’t set up any dates with any neurotypical people...?

[@mouseluva]

@@morehannah YoSamdySam is an autistic youtuber who has recently done a video on this film :) Her content is excellent, so I would recommend that to you if you'd like further autistic perspective. Her information helped me get diagnosed this year at age 25!

[@chikeerafish]

The City We Became by N.K. Jemisin is an AMAZING sci-fi book!

[@queenlucysroyalmaid1]

@@morehannah I wondered this too, but then thought, as a wheelchair user dating on a tv show, would I feel comfortable being set up with able bodied people... and the answer is definitely not. Personally. I feel like it would have been possibly unethical and irresponsible of the tv company to do that. But I am having a hard time articulating why! xD Possibly because it sort of feels like pandering to the abled audience? And if it went badly, painting disabled people as the victim unnecesarily? There may be some internalised ableism in my thinking there, need to ponder on that further. I can't really articulate why that would make me feel so uncomfortable.

[@ryleehunter8245]

As someone who's friends with one of the guys in LOove on the Spectrum (I live in the area it's filmed in), he said he really loved the whole experience and it was great to finally meet people who were looking for a relationship that he could relate too. I get the show seems cringy but it could just be a result of the editing etc :)

[@morehannah]

that's good to hear!

[@ryleehunter8245]

@@morehannah omg omg omg heyyy from Australia!

[@CorinneDemyanovich]

I love a good favorites video! I volunteer for The StoryGraph, and it's such a joy. It is entirely self-funded for now, but they're looking into sustainable business models. Also, you can now search for users! But a lot is still in development and more exciting things are coming. :)

[@morehannah]

oooh thanks for the update! So cool you're volunteering! No idea if you have the power to give feedback but one thing I was thinking that could be really useful is to add tags/priorities to my TBR!

[@CorinneDemyanovich]

@@morehannah Great idea! I can give feedback, and I will pass this along. Nadia, the creator, is very reachable and loves hearing from users if you have more feedback in the future. Thanks!

[@morehannah]

Oooh good to know!

[@n.a7993]

Super! Can't wait for you/them to include more international novels!

[@sierraestrellita]

Seeing a hard copy of Heartstopper blows my mind!! I followed that comic on tumblr for AGES and had completely forgotten about it- so beautiful, so lovely, I might need to go buy it

[@9thgalaxy778]

Hannah! You MUST watch Crazy Ex-Girlfriend on Netflix. You will adore it! It's about mental health, relationships and sexuality. It's a musical deconstruction of the "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" stereotype. You will love it.

[@queenlucysroyalmaid1]

YESSSSSS I LOVE CRAZY EX!!!!!

[@9thgalaxy778]

@@queenlucysroyalmaid1 Hannah would love it right?

[@MarlowePowerLockman]

During the segment on Love on the Spectrum, I paused and went to watch 4 whole episodes before returning. The quote I ended on was “...Andrew’s keen to find someone...” and then came back to hear Hannah say she’s “keen on hearing opinions [of autistic people]...” Spooked me a second there, Hannah. Thanks for the recommendation, though! As a person in the diagnosis process, I did a very happy hand flap all throughout viewing, and it gave me a lot of hope!

[@muppetsstoogesfan1]

One of the main things that's kept me sane is watching incredible musicians perform live on twitch. Getting to chat with them and grow as a community.

[@LaCafedora]

Someone has already mentioned Star Trek, and that is a GREAT suggestion. There's so much there to see, but the first two series in particular are excellent for general subjects [that is, Star Trek (1966) and Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) ]. Later series have more specific subjects, like Deep Space Nine concentrating on War, and Voyager concentrating on Community and later human self discovery with Seven's stories. I also recommend Quantum Leap (1989), a show about time travel that concentrates on social issues in post-WW2 western society, and is easily one of the very best sci-fi shows ever made.

[@sarahstuart3245]

Seasonal favs feel really good! Love why it's not every month too. It's like a treat we can look forward to!

[@bajajablasted]

Loved all of these things! I think Hannah’s been the thing getting me through lock down.

[@naomilovessquirt]

If you're looking for political/ philosophical sci fi Ursula Le Guin has a lot of books that are meant to be fab for that side of things :)

[@books_andblankets8493]

I read Girl, Woman Other during lock down too and really enjoyed it

[@mimikamukherjee5544]

Your videos bring me so much joy! Literally made a list of things I want to watch once I finish my coursework.

[@dsalazarm]

Rec: CALL THE MIDWIFE! Or as we call it, in my American house, the hour long NHS commercial.

[@booksandbroadway]

I don't have autism but my sister does and I've worked with people on the spectrum in a professional capacity for years. I really loved Love on the Spectrum because even though it's not perfect, it did portray people with autism as adults who want to connect with others, emotionally and/or sexually, and I feel like we don't have enough of that. I also loved the couples who were already together and think their inclusion was so important. Like any documentary that portrays a marginalized community, there is so much diversity and it can't all be portrayed in five-ish hours of television. I hope they continue on with the show, incorporating feedback from the community and portraying a wider diversity of the spectrum, but I think it's off to a really really good start.

[@queenlucysroyalmaid1]

disabled people are so desexualised, it's ridiculous.

[@cheepink683]

I may destroy you was just a whole mood!! Loved it...even though it was difficult emotionally 😕

[@gremlin4304]

I haven't actually read much for leisure this year, now that I think on it... Guess I'll grab Heartstopper then, it looks like cute, heartwarming fluff

[@woolypuffin392]

I loved the social dilemma on Netflix that shows exactly what SM does to make us more addicted, how they test us like lab rats and how they show only one side of a theme to different people.

[@shannonvanduren5703]

Thank you for the Goodreads alternative rec! I saw you can also import your Goodreads library which is awesome. Don't yet know how seamless it worked (waiting for it to upload now), but what a great feature.

[@CarolinePrudence]

nothing gives me more joy than opening up my laptop to a hannah witton upload notification - thanks hannah :)

[@annasuniverse2689]

Folklore is perfection, from beginning to end.

[@mouseluva]

I'm so enjoying seeing you getting into sci fi! I think you'd really enjoy Hitchhiker's Guide (trust me, the film in no way does it any sort of justice) for a good space romp, and Ender's Game for a dark exploration of some parts of human nature. It's one of those things where they are popular/classics because they are really enjoyable books as well as great literature. I also love historical fiction for the same reason you're learning to love sci fi - being able to explore human nature and important topics in creative ways outside of our normal world. Pillars of the Earth and Philippa Gregory are my favourites of this genre at the moment :) I'm gonna give that new reading app a try - I hope you get out of your reading slump soon! I've been in once too

[@marykaltreider3771]

1. My parents love Fire Saga similarly, so I told them about your and Dan's obsession and they got a kick out of it! 2. You are SPEAKING TO ME about menstrual cycle app problems! I don't get a ~visible period~ you might say, but I have been feeling my other symptoms more than ever in my menstrual experience, so I really want to track them so I have an idea of what's going on. Thanks for the suggestion and also for bringing up that issue!

[@jumpingnought]

I found The Storygraph when you mentioned it (I think on this channel) and have been sharing it with all of my reader friends ever since. My current favourite thing is the new content warnings feature. That and the fact I can contribute to the ongoing beta via IG questions (parts of my suggested content warning scale made it into the first version) is just great. I'm also going to Goodreads to the end of the year and then probably fully switch. I'm such a completist!

[@ruthiemenzies6956]

Yo, if you are getting into sci-fi you should give 'the left hand of darkness' a try. It's a scifi book from the 60's by a female author called Ursula le Guin, she creates this really interesting planet with aliens who don't have a sex to explore what society might be like without gender inequality. It's a fascinating window into what were contemporary ideas about gender in the 60's :)

[@herrengelsful]

I remember you talking about Storygraph before and I was gonna go search for that name in your old videos just as you mentioned it. Thank you, I've been looking for an alternative to Goodreads. Also, amazing favourites video - love that it's all content or useful apps instead of just things. Already got the two recommended books and downloaded the podcasts - very excited to dive in!

[@CuppaTeaAndASitDown]

Already love Small Angry Planet, so much. World recommended the other 2 books too! Third one especially goes really interestingly into the exodean human culture which I found fascinating to read. Heartstopper is good too and I also read Girl Woman Other in lockdown, but yes, good! I reeealy should finish I may destroy you

[@sallyrigg8538]

BECKY CHAMBERS! I really think you would enjoy the other books :). Such beautifully executed and exploring difficult concepts. YAY!!!

[@morehannah]

Yeah I definitely want to read more in the series

[@techiegm]

Given your want for politics and identity exploration in stories plus sci-fi, I highly recommend The Expanse book and TV series. The books came first and while the TV series does follow the major plot points, the way they've adapted the series for TV honestly makes it the better medium in my opinion. If you want to read along (or listen to the audiobooks, which is how I've been reading them) while you watch, Book 1 is covered in Season 1 and the first half of Season 2, Book 2 is covered in the second half of Season 2 and first half of Season 3, Book 3 is the second half of Season 3, and Book 4 (and a few early elements of Book 5) is covered in Season 4. Season 5 is in post-production right now and the 9th Book is due to be released next year.

[@bomber66a]

I think a Seasonal Favourite 'series' would be interesting. The difference between your Winter and Summer favourites would be kinda nifty. Or there may not be a difference at all.

[@laurahrobinson]

For excellent science fiction with an intersectional feminist perspective, read some Octavia Butler. The Xenogenesis series and Kindred are fantastic.

[@LaCafedora]

There is a card game called Consentacle. It is a two player game about a human and an alien trying to have a mutually satisfying intimate encounter. Players are not allowed to speak to each other, allowed only to communicate with body language and facial expressions. I have not played it myself, but as a sex educator I think you would find it very interesting. If you do play it, please make a video about your experience!

[@EGlVM]

YES to Eurovision Song Contest! I watched in 4 times in two weeks as well. It's my latest comfort show. So funny and cute

[@ladyicondraco]

I've never been able to find a period app that is really representative of my period. All the ones I tried didn't let me change so many things that I wanted to change. Then I stopped bleeding for the most part (33 y/o), but like you said, I still go through the other symptoms. I bloat and have days where everything makes me cry, etc., in the normal length of my cycle, but no discharge. (Doc says it is fine so long as I don't have pain or am trying to have kids)

[@morehannah]

Everyone is so unique it’s gone be impossible to find a universal app that fits you perfectly 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@AStarzIsHere]

In regards to "Love on the spectrum", as someone on the spectrum myself I found the series incredibly cringy and sometimes unbareable to watch but that might just be the nature of my diagnosis. I will say though that I think the show did a poor job at displaying what dating is like for people on the spectrum. It is a spectrum condition and therefore a lot of us "Aspies" will not have any issue with dating, some might have no social issues but environment ones. It would appear that the producers of the show whilst having good intent purposefully picked candidates on the spectrum that have social issues which of course does reflect a lot of Autistic people but also equally is not the case for everyone on the spectrum.

[@emmynoether9540]

I never heard about autism without social problems. Could you elaborate on that? What do you mean by environment issues? I have issues with noise and bright blinking lights - things like that?

[@AStarzIsHere]

@@emmynoether9540 When I am referring to "environmental issues" I am summarising how an Autistic person can suffer from sensory overload in specific environments due to things like bright lights, sounds, the temperature, the list is endless. I know quite a few Autistic adults (myself included) who have no "social problems" and what I mean by that is that some Autistic people don't have any noticeable social impairment like portrayed on the aforementioned show. If I am talking from personal experience, I can become overwhelmed by something somebody says to me for no reason but this does not impact my ability to continue my day or continue a conversation with them. I just meltdown in private later. It was a poor choice of wording on my part to suggest some people with Autism have no or 0% social impairment because I think we all do to some degree (whether that be miniscule or vast). I was just trying to show how the show really underrepresented the Autism community and really one noted Autistic people socially. I hope this clears up my use of words, my intention with my comment and expands on my own experience as an Autistic person.

[@username4261]

I definitely agree! My nephew is also on the spectrum and his sensory issues have more of an impact on his life than social issues- he also has adhd so socialising isn’t always a problem( often is ofc)

[@AStarzIsHere]

@@username4261 I find it really frustrating when Autism is portrayed as one note and that we all have the same issues. After all by it's very name it is a spectrum: Autism Spectrum Disorder.

[@sabraduarte7662]

I HIGHLY recommend The Expanse series (the books, I haven't actually seen much of the TV show) as great scifi that deals with politics and race.

[@admirbarucija2018]

I’ve been looking for new things to do and try to keep me going lately haha!! :) Excited for the video

[@Language42]

For sci-fi recommendations, I definitely recommend you check out Slaughterhouse Five by Kurt Vonnegut (or any Vonnegut that appeals to you, really). He writes a lot of great satire that is funny but also very deep. I also recommend the Robot series from Isaac Asimov. That has a lot of philosophy wondering about what it means to be human, among how the robot laws react to situations in unpredictable ways.

[@shelleylevin6915]

I'm so glad you loved The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet! I'm a huge fan of that entire Wayfarer series, though it's more a set of stand-alone novels with overlapping characters than a series. If you read the next two books in the series (#2 is A Closed and Common Orbit and #3 is Record of a Spaceborn Few) I'd love to hear what you think! Have you read the Lady Astronaut Novels by Mary Robinette Kowal? They're more alternate history than sci fi, but I adore them just as much as the Wayfarer series. The first is The Calculating Stars, about what would happen if a massive meteorite wiped out the east coast of the US in 1953, kicking off rapid global warming and humanity has to get off the planet with the technology of the day.

[@henrikwilson]

I read A Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet about a year ago. It was SOOO good! I identified with the Aandrisk so much, being very physical and open.

[@FrodoTheShortOne]

Yes to the Eurovision film and soundtrack! 👌

[@febeschoemaker8571]

A recommendation for the switch is Spiritfarer! It's a game where you help spirits fulfill their final wishes, and you have a cat! And a boat! It's very beautiful too!

[@cheepink683]

Love your jumper v. On brand hehe I loved GWO and I now own Evaristo's whole backlist. Same with heartstopper...I just inhaled all 3! I love your recommendations!! You should try Do you dream of terra-two for a character driven sci fi. Temi oh is great 👍

[@davidburris8230]

My lockdown favorite would be Hannah.

[@CarolinePrudence]

me too! her videos are so positive and i love her aesthetic :)

[@ardenchaplin5389]

Do we have all the same favourites? Yes. Yes we do! 🎉

[@morehannah]

Ha nice!

[@wyaakk]

So happy to see heartstopper here!!

[@Anna-pd6dc]

Hi Hannah - I'm not sure what you mean by feeling your body go through a full menstrual cycle without a period. You have your period only after ovulation, and the only way to ovulate and then not get your period is if you're pregnant. (If you're on conventional hormonal birth control, you're not ovulating at all). If you want to deep dive into tracking your menstrual cycle I recommend the book "taking charge of your fertility" and the app "read your body"

[@vildekongtorp5569]

love love love this!

[@katybechnikova2821]

My favourite movie in lockdown was Isn't It Romantic! with Rebel Wilson. It was so funny.

[@danyapilchowski2959]

Ahhhhhhhh!! I love hart stopper

[@HalgrimmHalgrimmson]

Speaking of plotitics, society and ethics in fictional stories, I would recommend Brandon Sandersons Mistborn books or even better his Stormlight archives series. Those are by far my favourites in that regard.

[@melimelosfox1957]

Yeah ! Fire Saga !

[@muppetsstoogesfan1]

Some of my favs music wise are Charlie A'Court, MariGo, The O'Pears, and Accent. Podcast wise I've been listening to Conan O'Briens podcast. Book wise the only thing I've listened to is Carrie Hope Fletcher's Into The Spotlight. KZbin favorite has and always will be TheTimTracker's vlogs. Watching Tim and Jenn and their son has been a joy. Been playing SpongeBob remastered and Super Mario Galaxy.

[@DaisySore]

finally got round to signing up for storygraph!! also really need to read heartstopper because i miss that feeling

[@morehannah]

It’s a good feeling

[@_reveux]

not done with the video yet bUT!! sci-fi rec especially if you enjoy audiobooks: the collapsing empire by jon scalzi!! it’s narrated by wil wheaton and it’s such a fun book (and series) that i think you might enjoy a lot

[@lottalungs2795]

If you enjoyed Rabit hole it sounds similar to The Social Dialemma on Netflix. Definitely worth a watch if you haven't seen it. Girl, Woman, Other was incredible. I listened to. It on Audible and loved it!

[@ninetteponderanza7775]

If you are into the culture/politics of The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet and specifically Sissix I would highly recommend the Books of the Raksura by Martha Wells. It is fantasy not SciFi but the Raksura are a Species with a similar culture to that of Sissix' people. You have probably already heard of her SciFi Series (The Murderbot Diaries), which is also great and has that kind of culture as well but more in the background.

[@teresasloupova6769]

If you want to find out more about the Storygraph, watch Leena Norms video! It is informative and great :)

[@CazAvery]

Spelunky 2 has taken over my life in the last few weeks - it's a PS4/PC game, 10/10 would recommend. You can play co-op (up to 4 people) and die together, or you can do death match and kill each other. It's really good. I think you'd like it. (You can also play single player)

[@Sinikettu]

The user search is in the Community tab of The Storygraph. Just press the magnifying glass symbol and you can find people.

[@nellien4802]

Gideon the Ninth might be a good sci-fi-ish book for October Also, Clue just got much more expensive in the US and it makes me sad :(

[@Sophie_Cleverly]

I loved Gideon SO MUCH and I just finished Harrow the Ninth, my mind was blown!

[@hiddenrainbow12]

A good low-key sci-fi is the Binti novellas. Also, The calculating stars by Mary Robinette Kowal is an alternative history sciency book that follows a woman pilot in the 50'&60's after a meteor hit. It deals with sexism in nasa, anxiety, privilege, marriage and the space race to leave the planet.

[@sunflowermary2]

YEEEES 🥰 heartstopper is the series that got me through quarantine ❤️ Charlie and Nick are just the cutest!! I highly recommend Radio Silence by Alice Oseman! We love Alice Oseman ❤️

[@morehannah]

Ooh thanks! Loveless by Alice Oseman has also been recommended to me lots!

[@sunflowermary2]

More Hannah I just finished Solitaire which was really good and I’m excited for Loveless, too - it’s in the mail on the way ✨ Heartstopper will have a fourth book and you can read the chapters ahead on tapas & then buy it to re-read and support her when it is released!

[@ivyyandgold]

sci fi book reco - the broken earth triology!! about a world ending as the people who live on it know it, and about how people fight against each other for seemingly no reason. very very excellent

[@QuestionEverythingButWHY]

“When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves.” ― Viktor E. Frankl, Man's Search for Meaning

[@lamisakazi8106]

The fitbit app has a period tracker which lets you mark symptoms! Also, please try Zelda BOTW- it's amazing!

[@MellixDolli]

I have no idea if you’ll actually see this, but in case it’s useful to you or anyone that might see this... I use the app called Flo, which actually does have trackers for mood swings, discharge and breast tenderness and such.

[@Shemeshka133]

Nice! I was looking for a non fiction read, just got small angry planet on kindle!

[@megan6552]

For sci-fi gotta go classic, Douglas Adams hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy

[@RalphUrmel]

Loved loved loved Bernardine.

[@charlie4362]

Switch is the best lockdown saver

[@grainnemccarthy7359]

Maya is a good tracker and let's you stick in loads of options around symptoms

[@jscire__872]

Stardew Valley on Switch. Very affordable indie game entirely made by one guy music and all.. Very sweet and calming game

[@laura__5544]

I love your sweater

[@aaran2329]

how come you need an app to space out instagram captions? you can just do it on instagram no? when i write captions it does it as normally

[@pile333]

Raised By Wolves is nice.

[@RalphUrmel]

You will love Ratched, now on Netflix

[@itshannahost]

I love your top, Hannah! Where's it from? :)

[@alexbistagne1713]

She mentioned the top in a previous favorites video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eavLoqlnn8alhsk She had an affiliate link then if I remember correctly.

[@anissiaart6167]

Is anyone else wondering if Hannah Witton read Hazel Hayes’s “Out of love”?

[@morehannah]

I have! And did a podcast episode with Hazel all about it!

[@anissiaart6167]

More Hannah Oh, cool!! Didn’t see it.

[@madisonj7421]

Unlikely you'll see this comment but its worth a shot! I would love if you made a video on fun board games/games to play with a partner/just one other person!! A lot of my favorite games only really work with like, 4+ people, but in lockdown I've only been hanging out with my boyfriend and we need things to do together, lol. We can only play bananagrams so many times... the War of the Rings sounds cool, but neither of us are into LotR.... I imagine you don't need to be into it to enjoy the game, but yeah! Any suggestions would be amazing:)

[@alisadavies8943]

Have you seen Harlots on BBC? I really enjoyed it even though it was a tough watch at times and its great that it was written and directed by women, so very little of the male gaze involved. Its a show I DEFINITELY think should have had an intimacy director though.

[@morehannah]

My mum keeps trying to get me to watch Harlots haha!

[@Hillary429]

EUROVISION!!!!!!! FIRE SAGA!!!!!!!!

[@LaCafedora]

Oh hey, another show to check out that is sci-fi/fantasy is Steven Universe (2013). It is targeted at children, but is absolutely enjoyable by adults. The stories cover many subjects, but pointedly examine sex, gender, relationships, intimacy, choice, and responsibility. If I ever have kids, I want to watch this show with them.

[@sarahk6545]

I’m not necessarily a sci-fi person but I recently listened to Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky and really enjoyed it

[@hannasophia18]

You should watch Yo Samdy Sam's video about love on the spectrum! It's thoughtful and touches on the problematic things about the show. (like how it is made for the neurotypical gaze)

[@dvowr]

Congrats on the nuptials!!

[@dinewithsultana5813]

Amazing

[@queenlucysroyalmaid1]

Highly recommend Teenage Bounty Hunters, I was not expecting to adore it as much as I did! and also, crazy ex girlfriend because OBVIOUSLY.

[@Sadiekroll]

If you liked loved on the spectrum you might like the book The Rosie Project!

[@morehannah]

Thanks for the rec!

[@alisonjane7068]

saw someone else recommending ursula k. le guin and would like to enthusiastically second that!

[@Jodie806]

you should read/listen to becky chambers other books!! they're all set in the same universe and you get way more information about all the characters and different species too, I've read them all and they're fantastic!!

[@woolypuffin392]

I brought a Switch lite just to play Animal Crossing NH 😁

[@xStarzx100]

Same! 🙌🏻 I planted 35 pumpkins today! 😂

[@aniekeee]

Same! Best Buy ever.

[@emmynoether9540]

My room mate as well.

[@19ninetythree]

The LOTR game looks fun! Such a pity that my partner doesn't care for the trilogy...

[@mschrisfrank2420]

Dune by Frank Herbert is an epic sci-fi book series that has lots of philosophical and moral points of view to consider.

[@ayamarrow1383]

For sci-fi recommendations: my favourite sci fi books are "Ender's game" and some of its follow up books (they are very inconsistent in there quality), it explores morals and the human experience in a very interesting way in my opinion, but sadly the author is very homophobic, racisit, sexist and anti-Semitic and it shows throughout the book. Another amazing sci fi book is "the left side of darkness" by Ursula k leGuin and it explores gender identity in species different than ours

[@ayamarrow1383]

*the second book is called "the left hand of darkness" my bad

[@peervessel]

A sci-fi book you might like: Glory Season by David Brin. It takes place in a society engineered by women.

[@llm210]

Hannah you might like a podcast called ‘Ginsult’ with a lady called Lolobrow, she covers similar subjects to yourself through the lense of a burlesque artist! 🧡

[@morehannah]

Oh cool!

[@tewitje]

Read The Rosie Project. It's brilliant. As are the sequels.

[@janisceline]

I'm autistic and i really liked Love on the spectrum

[@sofiagj841]

I'm obsessed with your sweater in this video, may you send me a photo of it so i can try to knit a copy of it? ,😬💕😍

[@alexbistagne1713]

She bought and talked about the sweater in this favorites video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eavLoqlnn8alhsk Maybe there is more info there?

[@sofiagj841]

@@alexbistagne1713 thank you! I'll check it out ❤️