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Cardigans
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If you don't mind slumming it, Zara has some very moderately-priced, yet nicely-fitted wool cardigans. I picked one up there earlier this year. They're pretty good.Originally Posted by Holdfast
I think Manton is bigger than a size 36.
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I have two zipped ones from Avon Celli in very thick cashmere. I find that Cucinelli does finer knits best but for chunkier ones Avon Celli are really nice.
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Lands End. No joke. I have camel and lambswool. The former is sort of scratchy, but very warm. The latter is so soft you might mistake it for cashmere. They are decent looking, though not nearly as nice as the really nice ones you will see posted from time to time. But they rarely leave the house, so I don't care.Originally Posted by Manton
I just bought two Lands End cashmere shawl cardigans in navy and light grey. Substantial weight and slim fit. It was a gamble because LE cashmere is usually worthless but I have some hope for these. They will at least keep you very warm and are now cool (sorry) because Daniel Craig wears one in Quantum of Solace, a movie I know you hate, but I love.
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Can you say "cornholing?" Of course you can.Originally Posted by Manton
Why do you have to make every thread be about teh geys!! I own one cardigan and almost never wear it, hard to pull off. I wear a robe when I'm slumming it home though so maybe that's why I don't use them.
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I'm cold, and need something to make me warm. A cardigan seems like an idea. Any sources for good ones? I'd rather not pay LP cashmere prices, but want something that doesn't suck. Wool, cashmere, camel, lambswool are all fine.Originally Posted by iammatt
I thought that you already walked around 24/7 with a man-hair cardigan.
Anything more would seem to be sweltering.
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I thought that you already walked around 24/7 with a man-hair cardigan.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Anything more would seem to be sweltering.
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Great Idea
he could just have someone crochet his chest hair
Very California....
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I'm cold, and need something to make me warm. A cardigan seems like an idea. Any sources for good ones? I'd rather not pay LP cashmere prices, but want something that doesn't suck. Wool, cashmere, camel, lambswool are all fine.Originally Posted by iammatt
I dont like cardigans but it seems like H. Herzfeld always carried nice ones in camel hair and like 4 to 8 ply cashmere. Prices will command respect but you wont be paying for the fancy name.
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In assorted Colors: Colombo CashmereOriginally Posted by FIHTies
I am here to confirm that Colombo knits a fine sweater.
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