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BOYFRIEND MERINO CARDIGAN
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Women’s cardigan is stylishly slouchy and oversized, in famously soft and light merino wool. Dropped shoulders, ribbed-knit trim.
• Misses 27" long, Petite 26"
• Merino wool
• Hand wash
• Imported
Hand wash cold.
Turn inside out.
Do not wring or twist.
Mild detergent; no bleach.
Dry flat, block to dry.
Do not tumble dry.
Press, cool iron.
Or dry clean.
BOYFRIEND MERINO CARDIGAN is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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bjw1 from
fits well and feels great
I bought this a month ago and am so happy that I did...
Date published: 2018-06-18
Rated 4 out of
5
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LLB53 from
High quality
I disagree with the assessment that this is too short in petite. The length is perfect for me. Sleeves a little long, but easy to roll a cuff. it is a substantial knit without being heavy. My only beef is that it is large in the armpits. Glad I did no thave to pay full price but it's a deal on sale.
Date published: 2018-06-05
Rated 5 out of
5
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mkdv from
Love it
I'm glad I read the previous reviewer's post, because I'm a short woman and I might have bought the petite. Instead, I went with the regular size--and I LOVE it. It is so incredibly soft, love the style, fit. The only thing wrong with it was a scratchy tag. Once I took that off, it became my favorite sweater.
Date published: 2017-12-31
Rated 3 out of
5
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CD623 from
Petite 'Boyfriend' Too Short
It's disappointing to see a company in the business of selling women's clothing as long as Pendleton has been doing it to NOT know that between Regular and Petite sizing there is NOT a 3" difference in the torso, offering the regular version at 26" and the petite at 23". Plus, this a 'boyfriend' sweater, so for the petite it should have been a minimum of 25". Twenty three inches is the length you might want in a twin-set. The buyers just don't use their heads -- OR -- worse, they do not hold their manufacturers to follow strict orders regarding the length of petite garments. They say, "okay, and make us some in petite sizing, too." Naturally, the manufacturer is going to make that petite version as short as he can get away with, charging the vendor the same price and saving a bunch for himself -- and the petite customer gets the short end of the stick!
Date published: 2017-12-10