Turn-Down Collar Geometric Fringe Pattern Men Cardigan Sweater

    Material: High quality knit material, not easy to pilling or deform, providing you with optimal comfort and warmth.

    Design: Button closure, single-breasted, shawl collar, cable knitted, varied crisscross pattern, long sleeve, loose fit.

    Occasion: Suitable for any occasion you like. A warm and classic cardigan for daily wearing, Sunday lunch, dating, party, or any other casual occasions.

    Match: Mid-weight cardigan sweater is perfect for spring, fall and winter, easy to match with undershirts, casual pants and jeans.

    Notice: Gentle machine washable with laundry bag. Hand wash in cold recommend. Do not iron or bleach. Please check the size chart before purchasing. Feel free to contact us if you have any other question.

    Dressing Tips

    Get a good fit. With a soft knit, the fit of a cardigan is more forgiving than other garments with stiffer fabric and sharper lines. But you still want it to fit you well.

    First, you don’t want a cardigan to be too big, loose, and baggy. When buttoned up, it should sit close enough to the body that the v-neck doesn’t gape open when you lean over. The sleeves can be longer than what you’d want on a more tailored garment — they’re often rolled up or pushed back on your forearms — but you don’t want them to completely swallow your hands. The sweater should cover the belt/waistband of your pants but not extend much past the tops of your back pockets. 

    You also don’t want the cardigan to be too tight. The fabric shouldn’t pull around the buttons when closed or cling to your bulges.

    Cardigans (and sweaters generally) work better for those with athletic, average, and skinny physiques, than those with greater girth. Cardigans are harder for bigger guys to pull off because they can accentuate the midsection. The tendency of knitted garments to cling rather than drape makes sweaters in general less of a good choice for those with extra girth, who will find a sport coat more flattering.

    Storage Tips

    Clothing that is made from high-quality, natural fibres is great for being more sustainable through your fashion choice. However, the downside to natural fibres is that they are natural. This means that lots of things think they are as yummy to eat as they are comfy to wear. If you are putting clothes away for a long time then you will almost certainly need to put some form of moth repellent in with them. As nostalgic as we are for the smell of naphthalene mothballs, they are very bad for you and are banned in Europe. Fortunately, there are lots of alternatives which you can use instead, and they smell nicer than the chemical mothball.

    The traditional remedy is to use cedar wood chips or a cedar wood block. These have a fantastic smell, with cedar often used as a base note in fine perfumery. Wood shavings are also available to buy and are easier to distribute. However, they may not last quite as long as a wood block.

    Another option is to use dried lavender. Moths seem to hate it and when you come back to get your clothes later they will have a wonderful smell. It’s a win-win really!