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***The Official Cardigan Thread***
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lupin23rd
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For the cardigan-unitiated as myself, a few questions:
I'm looking for a non-chunky cardigan similar to what is seen on J-Crew as of now (like this for example), but being a little short (5'3") a lot of what I've seen is a bit big on me.
Been searching on Rakuten and uniqlo to start, any suggestions on good stuff from the former, or comments on quality of the latter? Or anyone else I should check out?
Those wonderful guys in HK / Thailand (or wherever) who make MTM suits - can they do me up a nice cardigan as well?
Lastly, salmon pink - anyone? anyone?
Cheers,
m
I'm looking for a non-chunky cardigan similar to what is seen on J-Crew as of now (like this for example), but being a little short (5'3") a lot of what I've seen is a bit big on me.
Been searching on Rakuten and uniqlo to start, any suggestions on good stuff from the former, or comments on quality of the latter? Or anyone else I should check out?
Those wonderful guys in HK / Thailand (or wherever) who make MTM suits - can they do me up a nice cardigan as well?
Lastly, salmon pink - anyone? anyone?
Cheers,
m
driveslowk
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oh the irony
raginberriodoom
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^lol
What site did you find that on?Originally Posted by Lel
ssense
http://www.ssense.com/men/product/ra...cardigan/15599
thats.mana
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Any reccs for a long black drapey one?
Lachy
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