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For those interested in a Cashmere Cardigan, Simon over at Permanent Style is getting another run of their 12-ply Anderson Sheppard cardigans in the coming weeks. Based on what I can find, they are a bit heavier than a 6-ply Drake's cardigan but the weave of the fabric is a little looser.
I am going back and forth on ordering an Iron Heart flannel as I continually go back to that piece from 2019 or a big chunky A&S cardigan. The cardigan is more rare and harder to get your hands on but at a current exchange rate in the $1K-$1.1K range, it is a big ask and my wife rolled her eyes. "For a f-ing sweater?!?"
Thank you for your comment, may I ask if you bought your usual size or sized-up, as they recommend?@Mercurio - I have a Kent Wang in white and it is decent for the $200 price. It is thick and warm but not overly so that it is hard to wear inside. I do not have experience in the S&C $400-$500 realm but felt Kent Wang was worth it
I've heard these are scratchy lambswool?I have been looking the cardigans from Kent Wang as a more affordable option, what are your thoughts on these?
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Probably it's scratchy, but nonetheless, I don't mind the feel of lambswool, I have some crew neck sweaters that I wouldn't wear on my skin, always over a shirt or a light turtleneck.I've heard these are scratchy lambswool?
@dieworkwear - Just turn the thermostat to fit your fit. My life is leaning more casual these days and picked up a Flat Head flannel based on your rec. May end up snagging a 4-ply lambs wool cardigan and a flannel so I can cover both bases.
@Mercurio - I have a Kent Wang in white and it is decent for the $200 price. It is thick and warm but not overly so that it is hard to wear inside. I do not have experience in the S&C $400-$500 realm but felt Kent Wang was worth it
I've owned a few different full zip front cardigans that look as good with flannels and a dress shirt as they do a t-shirt and jeans. They have a somewhat sporty style that works with both ends of the spectrum. More so than the classic shawl collar buttoned cardigan IMO. I also own a Drake's shawl cardigan but I find I wear the full zips much more often due to their versatility.
Inis MeainSan Francisco rarely gets below 50 degrees; he might have to run an air conditioner to get it cold enough.
I had one of these in a ribbed cotton knit that was a great look on its own or under a jacket, but I wore it out.
Anyone have a favorite zip front cardy to recommend?
I've actually got one from them in knit linen from NMWA, it's pretty awesome.Inis Meain
Ditto, and I've a winter version in alpaca-silk mix, it's one of my most worn cardigan!I've actually got one from them in knit linen from NMWA, it's pretty awesome.