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anyone interested in this cardigan before it goes on B&S?
Size IV
http://suspensionpoint.ca/cardigan-ijevan-grey
Size IV
http://suspensionpoint.ca/cardigan-ijevan-grey
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I have half a mind to buy it back from you but unfortunately it's too warm here. I think it works best as a layer underneath a jacket. partly because it's cropped which I don't think looks great when worn on it's own and partly because it's so sexy that to reveal the entire thing is just too much.
The armenian jacket doesn't look like it fits very well with the rest of Schneider's stuff. He should stop going crazy on all the weird tartan/plaid patterns on his coats, even the patterned hoodcoat doesn't look good.
Can't be developing so much of his own fabric and not showcase it.... but yea, not a fan of this seasonsalpacaarmenian jacket in general due to coloring decisions. Even the basic two tonealpacaarmenian jacket has some weird coloring decisions (hood or shoulders off color). The tartanalpacaarmenian jacket could have probably worked better with some solid color worked in it's layers...instead of just tartan overkill. The shoulder seams dont match up the fabric pattern well either, which is a pet peeve of mine.
Since it doesn't have a thick collar I would wear it over a t-shirt. You could also try wearing a point collar shirt and button both up, but not sure about how it would work with that piece, might be too much open space in between.Haha let me know, I may be interested. It's so cool that I want to own it but I've probably only worn it 4 times since I got it so it might be a bit impractical. I may try that, I'm not so sure I can fit it under any jackets I own though haha. Big fuzzy knit is big and fuzzy.
You could also try wearing a point collar shirt and button both up, but not sure about how it would work with that piece, might be too much open space in between.
Eh, I think y'all are asking a duck to stop being a duck. Schneider mixes in some patterns like these almost every season, although obviously not as prevalently as he did this season.
I'd love to see the Armenian jacket in the black//white tartan, I like the red tartan a lot but it wouldn't fit in my wardrobe at all.
That doesn't mean it doesn't look bad. His strength in outerwear hasn't been in crazy patterns or anything.