KADA The Woodland Pointelle Cardigan
KADA
$198.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The KADA The Woodland Pointelle Cardigan is a soft whisper of romance in Cloud Merino Blend. The allover scalloped stitch feels vintage-inspired yet modern, floating over the skin with a light, cloud-like warmth. A classic crew neckline and rib knit collar, cuffs, and hem give it a refined, airy silhouette that layers beautifully from early spring through the heart of winter.
The cardigan reads easy and lived-in, with a relaxed yet shaped fit that flatters over camisoles or worn solo. The button front invites gentle layering, whether you pair it with a slip skirt and sandals on milder days or tuck it over a sleek tee and denim for cooler evenings. Its breathable loft and soft touch make it a versatile staple that elevates everything from casual to dressy looks without adding bulk.
KADA leans into timeless knitwear with a modern, breathable edge, anchored by the Cloud Merino Blend’s loft and softness. Ethically minded fibers and a refined silhouette align with a quiet, elevated wardrobe mood, ideal for styling across the season. The Woodland Pointelle Cardigan pairs well with gentle textures and silhouettes that nod to vintage romance while staying effortlessly current.
Materials / Fabrication
- Cloud Merino Blend fabric composition: 40% ExtraFine Merino, 17% Lyocell, 10% Baby Alpaca, 33% Nylon
- Allover scalloped stitch
- Crew neckline
- Rib knit collar, cuffs, and hem for shape and durability
- Button front closure
- Fabric crafted for light warmth and breathable comfort
- Yarns sourced from an Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified mill
- Ethical farming note: non-mulesed wool included in the blend
Recommended Care
- Handwash cold and lay flat to dry for best results
- Do not tumble dry
- Dry clean is acceptable for optimal care
Fit Notes
- Relaxed yet shaped fit that drapes over camisoles or worn solo.
- Crew neckline with rib knit collar and a button front for easy layering.
- Cloud Merino Blend provides light warmth with breathable loft.
