Oscar de la Renta's sweater is part of a three-piece set with the matching tank and skirt in our edit, and can be styled just as easily with your favorite jeans. Made in Italy from soft wool, it's printed with an array of exotic orchids and has a slightly loose fit defined by ribbed trims.

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OSCAR DE LA RENTA

Long Sleeve Printed Orchid Cardigan In Banana

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OSCAR DE LA RENTA ORCHID-PRINT CARDIGAN

light yellow virgin wool floral print round neck front button fastening long sleeves ribbed cuffs and hem

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OSCAR DE LA RENTA FLORAL VIRGIN WOOL CARDIGAN

Material: 100% virgin wool. Care instructions: dry clean. Made in Italy. Designer color name: Banana. Closure: buttoned front.

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Oscar de la Renta was one of the world’s leading fashion designers. Famous for his women's evening wear and suits, his line is distinctly modern yet feminine. Oscar de la Renta was born on July 22, 1932, in the Dominican Republic. At the age of 18, he left the Caribbean to study painting in Madrid. Enticed by fashion, he switched his focus and quickly became one of the most sought-after names in haute couture. His flattering and feminine pieces inspired women all around the world, and his attire adored several presidential first ladies. De la Renta died on October 20, 2014.

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