Color Block Cardigan – Put It On and the Rest of the Outfit Stops Mattering

A cardigan with blocks of color worked into the knit rather than printed on top of it. There is no closure, so it falls straight down the front. Two colorways across six sizes.

Why choose a cardigan with knitted-in color?

Printed color sits on the surface and eventually cracks along the fold lines. Color knitted into the yarn is the fabric itself, so it goes wherever the fabric goes. That also gives the blocks a soft edge that a print cannot manage.

Color worked into the yarn — the pattern is part of the knit, so there is no surface layer to crack.
Falls open at the front — no buttons or zip, which keeps the front line straight and uninterrupted.
Yarn with softness — comfortable directly over a t-shirt without anything scratching.
Pockets in the side seam — set into the seam so they disappear until you need them.
Two distinct colorways — each one has its own pattern rather than the same layout in other shades.

Wear it over something plain and you have made every decision you needed to.

It is meant to be worn open over a shirt or a top rather than closed. The knit gives a little at the shoulder as you move and settles back afterward. Store it folded flat rather than on a hanger, which keeps the shoulders from stretching.