Angel Wings Woven Right V-Neck Long Sleeve Cardigan | Multicolor / S 100100248596229

Product Overview

Effortless layering with a refined, wearable silhouette: this V‑neck cardigan combines textured knitwork with a comfortable, slightly forgiving fit so it slips easily over tees, blouses or lightweight dresses. The woven “angel wings” detail gives subtle visual interest so the piece reads elevated while staying easy to wear. Ideal for building capsule looks or adding a softer layer to a structured outfit, it dresses up or down depending on what you pair it with.

Why you’ll reach for it: lightweight warmth, easy laundering, and a cozy drape that complements both casual denim and polished trousers—perfect for daily wear, travel and transitional weather.

About the Fiber

This cardigan is knit from acrylic, a man‑made synthetic fiber (polyacrylonitrile) developed to mimic the soft, warm hand of natural wools while offering easy care. Acrylic is widely used in knitwear because it accepts dye brilliantly, holds shape, and resists insect damage.

Technical background

• Polymer-based synthetic: formed from acrylonitrile monomers and processed into staple fibers for knitting.
• Wool-like hand: engineered to feel soft and warm without the higher cost of specialty wools.
• Fast-drying and colorfast: dries quickly after washing and retains rich colors over many cycles.
• Environmental note: being synthetic, acrylic is not biodegradable and can shed microfibers during laundering; using low-impact wash methods reduces shedding.

Fabric Advantages — Pros

• Soft, wool‑like texture at a friendly price point.
• Lightweight warmth—good insulation without bulk for layering.
• Easy care: tolerant of machine washing on gentle cycles and quick to dry.
• Excellent color retention—less fading over time.
• Good shape recovery and resistance to moth damage.
• Consistent appearance: knitted texture holds detail, so woven motifs stay visible.

Fabric Drawbacks — Cons

• Less breathable than natural fibers—can feel warm in higher temperatures.
• Prone to pilling with friction; textured surfaces or high‑friction areas may show pills over time.
• Generates static in dry conditions and can attract lint.
• Sensitive to high heat—can melt or distort under very hot dryers/irons.
• Environmental impact: petroleum‑derived and not readily biodegradable; laundering can release microfibers.

How to Measure the Garment (flat-lay)

To compare this cardigan to your current clothing, measure it while it is laid flat and relaxed—do not stretch the knit.

• Bust (chest): measure straight across from side seam to side seam at the fullest part of the body/chest and double that number to get full circumference.
• Length: measure from the high point of the shoulder (next to the collar) straight down to the hem.
• Sleeve length: measure from the shoulder seam to the wrist cuff.
• Shoulder width: measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam across the back.
• Hem width: measure across the bottom hem seam and double for full circumference.
• Smooth the garment so all seams lie flat, and record measurements in inches or centimeters for comparison.

How to Measure Your Body (to choose the right size)

Have a soft tape measure handy and wear the undergarments you’ll most often pair with the cardigan. Keep the tape snug but not tight.

• Bust: wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest, across the nipple line and across the shoulder blades.
• Waist: measure at the natural waistline (the narrowest point between ribs and hips).
• Hips: measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat.
• Arm length: from the top of shoulder (where the shoulder meets the arm) down to the wrist bone, slightly bend the elbow when measuring.
• Shoulder width: from the outer edge of one shoulder to the other across the back.
• Compare your body measurements to the garment measurements and select a size according to how you like clothing to fit:
• Fitted: allow about 1–2" (2.5–5 cm) of ease in the bust.
• Comfort/standard: allow about 3–4" (7–10 cm) of ease.
• Oversized/relaxed: allow 5" (12+ cm) or more.

Model Information (how it appears on different bodies)

The product is shown on two different models to illustrate fit across body types: a straight‑size model and a curve model. On a smaller frame the cardigan reads a bit more tailored and hits higher on the body; on a curvier frame it provides more drape and coverage. Use the visual on the site plus the garment measurements to estimate how the cardigan will fall on your frame, and choose your usual knitwear strategy—stick to your normal size for a close fit or size up for more layering room.

Color & How to Combine

The woven texture acts like a neutral pattern—pair it with complementary textures and simple color palettes for a polished look.

• Neutrals: layer over white tees, chambray shirts or black turtlenecks for an elegant, restrained outfit.
• Denim: pairs perfectly with blue jeans—tuck the front into high‑rise denim for a modern, flattering silhouette.
• Workwear: wear over a blouse and tailored trousers; add loafers or low heels for a professional finish.
• Weekend: throw over a tee and leggings or joggers for comfortable travel looks; add sneakers and a crossbody bag.
• Contrast fabrics: combine the knit with silk, satin or leather to create visual interest and textural balance.

Style & Wearing Notes

The V‑neck creates a visual vertical line that flatters many necklines and makes room for necklaces. Because the knit has gentle stretch and a relaxed drape, it’s versatile: wear it open for layered looks or cinch with a slim belt to define the waist. Cuff the sleeves to reveal bracelets and create a casual, lived‑in vibe.

Seasonal Wear

Best for transitional seasons—spring and fall—when you want lightweight warmth without bulk. It also performs well indoors during cool winters and on breezy summer evenings. For colder climates, use it as a midlayer under a coat or a blazer.

Fit Notes & Quick Care Tips

• Fit: moderate to relaxed—choose your size based on whether you plan to layer under it or wear it alone.
• Stretch behavior: some give means it will accommodate light layers; heavier underlayers call for sizing up.
• Lint & pilling: expect some pilling over time in high‑friction areas; a fabric shaver will restore surface appearance quickly.
• Quick care: wash gently in cool water, reshape while damp and dry flat or tumble on low; avoid high heat.

Care Guide — Keep it Lovely Longer

1. Turn the cardigan inside out before washing to protect the surface texture.
2. Machine wash on a gentle/cold cycle or hand wash with a mild detergent. Use a laundry bag to reduce friction and fiber loss.
3. Avoid chlorine bleach and strong stain removers; treat spots gently with diluted detergent and cold water.
4. Skip the high‑heat dryer. Tumble on low if necessary but flat‑drying is safest to keep shape and length consistent.
5. If needed, steam or press on low with a cloth between the iron and fabric—do not apply direct high heat.
6. Remove pills with a fabric comb or battery pill remover; do this periodically rather than aggressively scraping at the knit.
7. Store folded in a drawer or on a shelf rather than long-term hanging to avoid shoulder stretch; use cedar blocks for moth protection if desired.
8. To reduce microfiber release when washing, choose shorter cycles, cooler water and a low‑spin setting; consider a microfiber catching bag or filter for the washing machine.

FAQ

Will this cardigan be warm enough for winter?

It provides lightweight to moderate warmth. For cold winter weather pair it with a thicker coat or use it as a insulating midlayer over a sweater.

Does the knit stretch out over time?

The construction has gentle give and tends to recover well, but heavy hanging and repeated stretching can cause the knit to relax—fold the piece for longer life.

Is acrylic hypoallergenic?

Acrylic is generally well tolerated, but anyone with extreme chemical sensitivities may prefer natural fibers. If you have sensitive skin, wear a thin layer beneath the cardigan to reduce direct contact.

Will it pill?

Some pilling is normal with synthetic knits after wear. Pilling is cosmetic and can be removed safely with a fabric shaver.

Can I machine dry it?

Low heat tumble drying is usually acceptable, but flat drying is recommended to minimize heat exposure and maintain exact shape.

How do I choose between two sizes?

If you plan to layer bulkier tops underneath, size up. For a neater, more fitted look pick your usual size. Consult the product measurements and allow 2–4 inches of ease for comfortable layering.

Are there sustainable alternatives?

Recycled acrylic and blends or natural fibers like organic cotton and responsibly sourced wool offer lower environmental footprints. To make this acrylic last longer, follow the care tips and minimize wash frequency.

Style Tips — Outfit Ideas

• Casual: wear open over a tucked white tee and straight‑leg jeans; finish with clean sneakers and a leather crossbody.
• Office: layer over a slim blouse and add tailored trousers and loafers; a delicate pendant will complement the V‑neck.
• Date night: slip it on top of a slip dress or camisole, add a slim belt at the waist and heeled ankle boots for feminine polish.
• Weekend travel: pair with leggings and a long tee; it packs light and can be layered for changing temperatures.
• Textural play: balance the knit with smooth satin skirts or crisp cotton shirts for a modern contrast.

Final Notes

If you’re choosing between sizes, use your preferred ease and the garment measurements on the product page as your guide. For longevity treat the knit gently—cold wash, low spin, and flat‑dry whenever possible. This cardigan is a practical, versatile piece that updates everyday outfits with a soft, textured touch.