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Heavy Wool Round Cardigan

Cream

Sale price£175.00

COLOUR: Cream

SIZE: L

Cream
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  • 60% wool, 32% nylon, 5% acrylic, 3% rayon
  • Tightly knitted for a sturdy handle
  • Natural horn buttons
  • Two front patch pockets
  • Drop shoulder
  • Texture changes at the sleeves and hem
  • Relaxed fit

Frizmworks have knitted this tight rather than loose, which is why it feels sturdy and hangs properly instead of growing a size every time you put it on. The buttons are natural horn, the pockets sit low on the front, and the texture changes at the sleeves and hem to help it stay where you left it. Cream is the one that shows everything, which is either a problem or the point.

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