Brown Textured and Ribbed Knit Cardigans with Open Front and Pockets | Caramel / S 100100059621138

How to measure this cardigan

Measure the cardigan laid flat on a clean, even surface. Smooth wrinkles but do not stretch the knit. Use a soft tape measure and record both cm and inches if needed. For measurements taken flat, double the flat number to get the full circumference where indicated.

• Chest / Bust (flat): Measure from armpit seam to armpit seam across the front. Double this number for the full chest circumference. Example: 54 cm flat = 108 cm circumference.
• Shoulder width: Measure straight across from shoulder seam to shoulder seam at the top of the back. If there is no defined seam, measure between the points where the sleeve attaches to the body.
• Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. For a center-back sleeve length, measure from the center back of the neck, across the shoulder, and down to the cuff.
• Garment length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (HPS) or the base of the neck down the center back to the hem. For a front length, measure from the base of the neck at the front to the hem.
• Hem width: Measure across the bottom hem flat and double for circumference.
• Cuff width: Measure the cuff flat and double to get the circumference.
• Pocket placement and size: Measure from the shoulder seam or from the hem up to the top edge of the pocket to note placement. Measure pocket width and depth flat.
• Front opening / lapel width: Measure the ribbed front panel width (edge to edge) to understand how much it overlaps/drapes when worn.
• Notes on stretch & ease: Ribbed knits have natural stretch. When comparing to body measurements, add ease: fitted = ~2–5 cm (1–2 in), regular = ~5–10 cm (2–4 in), oversized = 10+ cm (4+ in).

Tip: If you are measuring your body to compare sizes, measure the same points on your body (bust, waist, hips) and then compare to the garment circumference plus your desired ease to choose the best size.

Materials

Exact fiber composition varies by batch—always check the product tag for the authoritative breakdown. Typical materials and what to expect for a textured, ribbed knit cardigan:

• Acrylic: Soft, warm, easy-care, resists moths and shrinking. Common in affordable knits.
• Polyester: Adds durability, shape retention and wrinkle resistance; often blended for easy care.
• Viscose (rayon): Adds drape and a soft hand; can make the cardigan feel slightly silky.
• Cotton: Breathable and comfortable; less spring-back than synthetic blends.
• Wool / Alpaca / Cashmere: Warmer and more insulating; may require gentler care (hand wash or dry clean) and can pill if blended with synthetics.
• Elastane / Nylon: Small percentages (1–5%) improve recovery and reduce bagging in knits.

Most textured ribbed cardigans are a blend (for example: acrylic + polyester + a small percentage of viscose or elastane). If you need specific allergy or care info, refer to the sewn-in label on the garment or the product page composition field.

Model information

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• Fit on model: The cardigan is shown with a relaxed, open-front silhouette that drapes naturally — use your preferred ease (see Measuring section) to pick a size for a similar look.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Follow the garment care label first. Below are safe, general practices for textured/ribbed knits to keep them looking their best.

• Wash: Hand wash cold or machine wash on a gentle/delicates cycle inside a mesh bag. Use a mild detergent formulated for delicates or wool blends. Wash with like colors.
• Temperature: Cold to lukewarm water only (≤30°C / ≤86°F) unless the care label allows higher temperatures.
• Bleach & fabric softener: Do not use bleach. Use fabric softener sparingly—some fibers and finishes are affected by softeners.
• Drying: Do not tumble dry. Gently reshape while damp and lay flat to dry on a clean towel or drying rack away from direct sunlight and heat.
• Ironing/Steaming: If needed, use a low-heat iron with a pressing cloth or use a handheld steamer to remove wrinkles. Avoid direct high heat on synthetic fibers.
• Dry cleaning: For wool‑rich or delicate blended knits, follow “dry clean only” instructions when present.
• Pilling: Use a sweater comb or fabric shaver gently to remove pills. Work slowly and avoid pressing too hard to keep the knit texture even.
• Storage: Fold to store — do not hang heavy knits long-term as shoulders can stretch. Store in a cool, dry place; use cedar or lavender sachets to deter moths (avoid direct contact with the knit).
• Spot-cleaning: Blot stains promptly with a mild detergent and cold water; avoid rubbing, which can distort the texture.
• Frequency: Air garments between wears and wash only as needed — many knits can be worn several times before washing unless soiled.

Style tips

Brown is a warm, versatile neutral — this textured ribbed cardigan can anchor many outfits. Use the suggestions below as a starting point.

• Casual everyday: Wear over a white or cream tee and high‑waisted blue jeans with sneakers or ankle boots.
• Smart casual / office: Layer over a button‑up blouse or lightweight knit top with tailored trousers and loafers or low heels.
• Layered warmth: Pair with a thin turtleneck and a midi skirt or corduroy pants for texture contrast; add a long coat on top in colder weather.
• Dress it up: Throw over a slip dress or satin cami and add heeled boots and a slim belt to define the waist.
• Color pairings: Cream, off‑white, navy, olive, rust, mustard, denim and deep greens all complement brown beautifully.
• Accessories: Gold‑tone jewelry looks warm against brown knits; try a long pendant or layered necklaces. A leather belt over the cardigan creates instant shape.
• Proportions: If the cardigan is oversized, balance it with slimmer bottoms (skinny jeans, straight pants, or a pencil skirt). If it is cropped or fitted, try higher‑waisted bottoms to elongate the leg line.
• Texture play: Mix with suede boots, corduroy trousers, or a silk scarf to create a rich, tactile outfit.