[ 3 / biz / cgl / ck / diy / fa / ic / jp / lit / sci / vr / vt ] [ index / top / reports ] [ become a patron ] [ status ]
2023-11: Warosu is now out of extended maintenance.

/fa/ - Fashion

View post   
File: 291 KB, 498x498, anf_66302_01_prod1.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
6904448 No.6904448[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

?

>> No.6904453

>>6904448
abercrombie sweaters are funny, they look really good minus the branding, however they're itchy

costumey

but id rock that bitch

i have a few heavy knit 100% cotton ones from H&M that i use as "beaters" / the adult version of a hoody

>> No.6904828

What are some other good cardigans? I'm looking for something in dark green. Any ideas?

>> No.6904856

>>6904828
I've been on the hunt for a good cardigan, but have really only seen navy.

http://www.bonobos.com/navy-shawl-collar-cardigan-for-men

Here's a nice one I found similar to your OP photo. Plus Bonobos is fucking awesome.

>> No.6904924

>>6904856

Very nice. I'm going to keep looking around, but I'm definitely going to make that a 'maybe'. Thanks man. Anyone got any other nice cardigans?

>> No.6904952
File: 39 KB, 484x630, b40a1a7204b91bfbc373980b5689ffd7.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
6904952

>>6904828
Folk, Innervallen, Thom Browne, Tender Company, Warehouse, White Mountaineering, and Inis Meáin all make fantastic knitwear in terms of cardigans, give them a look.
GRP also has Green Shawl Knit Cardigan that's very nice, not dark green, though a little more versatile in my opinion.

>> No.6904961

i found a cardigan at costco(no buttons) for $20

the only problem is that its a womens. would anybody know?

>> No.6904966

>>6904952
>listing hyped brands of "high fashion"
>implying you own anything from any of these brands
>even if you do, you probably saved up 3 months to buy one piece
>giving this kind of shit advice on this board
1/10 made me respond.

>> No.6904970

>>6904961
does the overall shape of the garment not imply that it's for women?

>> No.6904979

>>6904970
its slim, and very slim in the arms. id probably just size up and wear it for layering

>> No.6904989
File: 43 B, 1x1, spacer[1].gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
6904989

Notch collar for a cardigan?

>> No.6905009
File: 190 KB, 432x640, 6495199749_1c7a6c6cc9_z.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
6905009

>>6904966
I own multiple items from White Mountaineering, and I've owned items from Folk in the past. Why all the anger friend? I'm just speaking from my personal experience with all the brands at various shops and my own purchases, I don't see why you're so angry.
Inverallan in particular aren't really a high fashion brand, they're a scottish label dedicated to high-quality knitwear, they're known like that for a reason, and Inis Meáin are also a traditional Irish Knitwear label.

>> No.6905047
File: 411 KB, 968x1519, peepee vagina.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
6905047

Do it.

>> No.6905259

>>6904856

I like Bonobos but $138 is a lot for a relatively thin cotton that is going to sag.

I have some decent wool shawl cardigans from Polo, Vince and Ben Sherman (the last one was a pleasant surprise). Maybe check those labels.

>> No.6905271

>>6904966
>being autistic

>> No.6905290

I can vouch for Thom browne cardigans, they aren't thick but damn they work for keeping warm.

>> No.6905346

>>6905047
>implying any of us is built like danier

>> No.6905366

>>6905290
little too expensive, dont u think?