Angel Wings Color Block Ribbed Dropped Shoulder Open Front Cardigan | Blush Pink / S 100100132816154

Overview

A longline, color-block ribbed knit designed to be an everyday layering piece — relaxed through the shoulders and easy to wear over tees, blouses or lightweight sweaters. The textured ribs add subtle structure while the open front keeps the look effortless and versatile: toss it on for errands, desk-to-dinner plans or travel days when you want warmth without bulk.

Why consider this cardigan? It dresses up casual outfits, packs easily and gives a polished, modern silhouette without feeling fussy. Add it to your cart if you want a dependable, flattering knit that’s simple to style and care for.

Fabric & Materials — what to know about acrylic knits

The knit is made from acrylic fibers, a fully synthetic polymer widely used in apparel because it resembles wool in look and warmth while remaining lightweight and easy to care for. Acrylic accepts dyes well (so color stays vivid), dries quickly and resists moth damage and mildew.

Practical notes about acrylic:

• Feels wool-like in many uses but without animal fibers — a good option for people who avoid wool.
• Dries faster than many natural fibers and tolerates machine washing when handled gently.
• Tends to hold bright colors and resists fading from everyday wear.
• Because acrylic is a plastic-based fiber it can produce static, pill over time with friction and is not biodegradable — consider wash methods that limit micro‑fibre release.

Fabric advantages — pros and cons

How to measure the garment (step-by-step)

For a reliable fit, measure a similar cardigan you already own and lay it flat. Compare those numbers to the product measurements on the listing. Here’s how to take the key measurements for a knit like this:

1. Chest/Bust (garment): Lay the cardigan flat and measure straight across from one underarm seam to the other; double that number for the full circumference.
2. Length: Measure from the highest point at the back of the neckline straight down to the hem to capture the longline drop.
3. Sleeve length: For a dropped-shoulder style, measure from the center back neck to the end of the cuff for a consistent comparison, or from the shoulder seam (if present) to cuff for garments with defined shoulder seams.
4. Shoulder width: For traditional garments, measure seam-to-seam across the back; for slouchy shoulder styles measure from sleeve cap to sleeve cap to understand drop and fit.
5. Hem opening: Measure across the bottom when laid flat and double to get the circumference if you want to ensure hips are not restricted when layering.

How to measure your body (to choose the right size)

1. Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your chest with the tape snug but not tight. Use this as your primary reference for cardigan fit.
2. High bust: Measure across the upper chest above the bust line — helpful if you prefer a closer fit through the upper body.
3. Shoulders: Measure from one shoulder tip to the other across your back to compare shoulder proportions; dropped shoulders are more forgiving here.
4. Sleeve preference: If you plan to layer bulky sweaters underneath, account for additional arm circumference and choose a size with extra sleeve room.
5. Ease guidance: For an open-front, relaxed layering cardigan allow 2–4 inches (5–10 cm) of positive ease for a light layer or 4–8 inches (10–20 cm) for layering over heavier knits.

Fit notes

• This style is designed with a relaxed shoulder and a longline silhouette — expect a casual, draped fit rather than a close, tailored shape.
• If you prefer a more fitted look at the waist, consider sizing down and adding a belt or half-tuck; size up if you want room for thick sweaters underneath.
• When between sizes, choose based on how you plan to layer: go smaller for thin layers, larger for chunky knitwear underneath.

Model information — how to interpret product images

If model stats (height and the size shown) are listed on the product page, use those numbers to visualize fit: look at how the hem hits the model, how the shoulder seam sits relative to the arm, and how much ease is visible at the bust. If model details are not provided, follow the measurement steps above and compare with a favorite similar cardigan you already own for the most accurate match.

Color & how to combine this cardigan

Color-block knits are easy to style because they contain built-in coordinating tones. Styling approaches:

• Pick one color from the block: Use that shade for your top or accessory (scarf, bag) to create a cohesive, intentional look.
• Neutral base: Pair with jeans, neutral trousers or a simple slip dress to let the color panels remain the focal point.
• Tonal layering: Create a chic outfit by layering pieces in the same color family as one of the panels (e.g., soft beige or muted denim shades).
• Contrast intentionally: For a bolder look, mix with complementary or contrasting colors picked from the opposite side of the color wheel.

Footwear and accessory pairings: ankle boots, white sneakers, loafers or simple mules work well; add a slim belt to create a waist if you prefer a more cinched silhouette.

Style & silhouette details

The textured ribs provide vertical interest and a subtle shaping effect. The relaxed shoulder line softens the silhouette and creates a contemporary, effortless vibe. Because the front remains open, it’s a flexible layering piece that transitions easily between casual and slightly dressier outfits by changing the base layer and accessories.

Season suitability

Best for transitional weather: ideal for spring and fall, cool summer evenings and as a mid-layer in mild winter climates. It functions as a lightweight outer layer indoors and a comfortable mid-layer under a coat on colder days.

Care tips and quick fit reminders

• Wash on a gentle or delicate cycle with cold water and a mild detergent.
• Turn the cardigan inside out before washing to reduce surface abrasion and preserve color.
• Avoid hanging long-term — fold and store flat to prevent shoulder stretching.
• Remove pills gently with a fabric shaver or sweater comb; treat snags by easing the loop back into place with a needle rather than cutting.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

1. Pre-wash care: close any buttons or fasteners (if any) and turn garment inside out.
2. Washing: place in a mesh laundry bag and machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, or hand wash in cool water with a mild detergent.
3. Rinse: rinse thoroughly and remove excess water by pressing (do not wring).
4. Drying: reshape gently and lay flat on a clean towel or drying rack away from direct sun or heat sources. If you must use a dryer, tumble dry low and remove promptly to reshape while damp.
5. Storage: fold and store in a cool, dry place. If storing long term, use breathable garment-storage bags and silica sachets rather than plastic, and add a cedar block or lavender sachet for freshness.

FAQ

Will this cardigan be itchy?

Acrylic typically feels softer and less itchy than some coarse wools. Sensitivity varies by person — if you’re very sensitive, wear a thin tee or camisole underneath to be safe.

Does acrylic pill?

Some pilling is possible with synthetic knits over time. Minimize pills by turning the garment inside out for washing, using cold water and a gentle cycle, and removing pills with a fabric shaver.

Can I iron it?

Avoid high heat. Use a low-temperature iron if necessary and press through a cloth, or better yet, use a handheld steamer to remove wrinkles without direct contact.

Is it true to size?

This relaxed, longline knit is intended to drape rather than fit tightly. For a closer look, consider sizing down; for layering over thicker sweaters, size up. Follow the measurement guidance above for the most accurate fit.

Care — machine or hand wash?

Machine washing on a gentle cold cycle is generally fine, but hand washing extends the life of the knit. Always dry flat to keep the silhouette intact.

Is it warm enough for winter?

It’s best as a layering piece in winter. For colder climates, wear it under a heavier coat or over a thermal/wool base layer.

Style tips — outfit ideas

• Weekend casual: a white tee, high-rise jeans and white sneakers — cardigan worn open for relaxed layering.
• Office-friendly: slim black pants, a neutral blouse and ankle boots; add a thin leather belt at the waist to create structure.
• Date night: silk slip dress or fitted midi with heeled booties and the cardigan draped over the shoulders.
• Travel outfit: lightweight tee, jogger or stretchy jeans, slip-on sneakers; the cardigan doubles as a cozy plane layer.
• Layering trick: wear a fitted turtleneck underneath and belt over the cardigan to create a polished, hourglass shape.

Ready to add this versatile, color-focused rib knit to your wardrobe? It’s an easy way to add texture and warmth without sacrificing style — decide how you want to wear it (draped, belted or layered) and use the measurement guidance above to pick the best size for your needs.