Meredith | Longline Ribbed Knit Cardigan with Stretch

Meredith | Longline Ribbed Knit Cardigan with Stretch

Some layers just pull an outfit together, and Meredith is one of them. The soft ribbed knit falls long and straight to mid-thigh, so a plain tee and jeans suddenly look finished. It keeps the chill off chilly mornings and over-cooled offices without the weight of a coat.

Why You’ll Love It

• Put-together in seconds – Pull it on over what you are already wearing and the long line draws the whole outfit into one clean shape.
• Warmth without bulk – The ribbed knit traps warmth close while staying light on your shoulders, making it an easy answer to transitional weather.
• Long and lean – Vertical ribs draw the eye up and down rather than across, and the hem falls past the hip instead of cutting you in half.
• Soft stretch – The knit gives where you need it and settles back, so there is no pulling at the shoulders when you reach or drive.
• Smooth clean front – There are no pockets on this style, which keeps the longline silhouette uninterrupted from shoulder to hem.
• Layers over everything – Wear it over tees, jeans, or fitted dresses for casual office days, school runs, or dinner out.

Perfect For

Perfect for casual office days, morning school runs, weekend errands, and low-key dinners out when you want one layer to do the work. Pull it over a plain tee and jeans, or let it fall open across a fitted or straight dress.

Specifications

• Material: Soft ribbed polyester knit with natural stretch
• Length: 31.5 to 33 inches, depending on size
• Fit: Longline, hitting mid-thigh
• Pockets: None
• Care: Machine wash cold with similar colors, do not bleach, hang dry

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is this cardigan, and where will it hit me?
It measures 31.5 to 33 inches in length depending on the size, which places the hem around mid-thigh rather than at the hip.

What should I wear underneath it?
It layers easily over tees and jeans, and it also works over fitted or straight dresses, where the mid-thigh hem still reads as a layer instead of a second dress.

Can I wear it as my only layer outside?
On a mild fall or spring day it works on its own, but when temperatures really drop, wear it under a coat rather than in place of one.