Experience timeless elegance with the Vintage Black & White Knitted Cardigan, designed for women who appreciate classic style with a modern twist. This slim-fit cardigan features a chic patchwork pattern in black and white, accentuated by a gold-breasted round neckline. Made from high-quality polyester with a slight stretch, it offers comfort and sophistication for all seasons. The open-stitch closure and short length add to its versatility, making it an excellent layering piece for various occasions.
Features:
Material: Durable polyester with slight stretch for comfort.
Design: Stylish patchwork pattern with a round neckline.
Fit: Slim fit for a flattering silhouette.
Closure: Open stitch for easy wear.
Seasonal Versatility: Ideal for year-round use.
Style: Perfect blend of vintage aesthetics and modern chic.
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Alan S.
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Lia P.
Wow! This is not even a blazer, but a full-fledged cropped coat! Chic sewn, beautiful fabric texture. Looks great! I wear 38 size, bought S and just right. You can even put a warm sweater under it. There is a belt, I wear without a belt, it is not relevant to me. I highly advise you, you will be satisfied with the choice. I did not communicate with the store, arrived on time and well packed. Thank you!👍👍👍❤️
Elegant Tweed Blazer
Anastasia S.
Leggings in black made of artificial leather
Inside a thin layer of insulation.
Fit the figure well and make it slimmer.
For 158 growth, the parameters 92-64-88 took the size L, sat down a little freely, but I wanted to.
Quality sewn, perfect seams.
High-Waist Fleece PU Leather Leggings - Warm & Sexy Autumn/Winter
Sandra D.S.
People This pants is wonderful I want more colors wear super well, the fabric is hot is not hard, it has a little bit of elastane, very comfortable on the body. it is super worth🥰
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Gelsomina M.
I like it, just like the description and the size is right. This jacket is a little baggy but looks great.
