Hadfield | Cardigan Button Front Contrast Trim

Fine knit. Trim set in. Evening simplified.

The knit sits close to the body without gripping, so the front stays flat once the buttons are done up. Sleeves push to the forearm and stay where you put them. It moves much as a sweatshirt does, yet reads far more considered across a dinner table. Contrast trim runs the placket and cuffs, holding the line even when the front hangs open.

Contrast Trim That Frames the Front The trim outlines the placket and cuff edges, so the piece keeps a defined shape whether it is fastened or worn loose. It gives a plain knit a finished edge without asking anything of you.

Button Front for Two Ways to Wear It Fasten it and it reads as a jumper; leave it open and it works as a light overlayer across a shirt. That second option is why it earns its place from September through to spring.

A Full Size Run From XS to 3XL Proportion holds across the range, so body length and sleeve stay right rather than stretching out of shape at the larger end. It runs true to size — take your usual, or size up for a roomier layer over a shirt.

A Dense Knit That Holds Its Shape The fabric is a close, even knit with a smooth hand and a little give, dense enough to sit opaque over a plain tee. Ribbed cuffs and hem grip lightly and recover, so the body does not drop over a long evening. Anyone comparing a cable knit cardigan for men or a mens zip up cardigan will find this a quieter, flatter alternative that layers under a coat without bulk.

Wear it over a white tee with dark denim and leather boots, or button it over an oxford shirt for dinner.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Fabric: Fine dense knit, smooth hand with light stretch
• Fit: Close through the body, true to size
• Sleeve: Long, ribbed cuff
• Length: Hip length with ribbed hem
• Closure: Full button front
• Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL
• Season: Autumn, winter, early spring
• Occasions: Dinner, weekends, office layering