Addison Openwork Knit Cardigan in Coral A lightweight, breathable cardigan featuring delicate openwork knit detailing. Designed with elongated cuffs and hem for a refined silhouette. Perfect for layering through spring and summer. 65% Acrylic, 25% Viscose, 10% Polyamide Please only use the hand wash program. Wash inside out with similar colors and iron inside out. Do not tumble dry; instead, dry flat. Use gentle dry cleaning, and do not bleach. Knitwear is delicate and soft, so it's best to follow the washing instructions. Try not to wash your knitwear too often. If there's no visible dirt, simply airing it out should be enough to freshen it up. Avoid using sharp accessories that could damage your knitwear. Our yarns are dyed using nature-friendly techniques that meet the Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 criteria. The dyes used are not harmful to human health. Our cotton threads are also BCI-certified, which means they are produced in healthier conditions by millions of farmers worldwide.
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Women's Red Addison Openwork Knit Cardigan In Coral
Addison Openwork Knit Cardigan in Coral A lightweight, breathable cardigan featuring delicate openwork knit detailing. Designed with elongated cuffs and hem for a refined silhouette. Perfect for layering through spring and summer. 65% Acrylic, 25% Viscose, 10% Polyamide Please only use the hand wash program. Wash inside out with similar colors and iron inside out. Do not tumble dry; instead, dry flat. Use gentle dry cleaning, and do not bleach. Knitwear is delicate and soft, so it's best to follow the washing instructions. Try not to wash your knitwear too often. If there's no visible dirt, simply airing it out should be enough to freshen it up. Avoid using sharp accessories that could damage your knitwear. Our yarns are dyed using nature-friendly techniques that meet the Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 criteria. The dyes used are not harmful to human health. Our cotton threads are also BCI-certified, which means they are produced in healthier conditions by millions of farmers worldwide.