Flimsy cardigans looks frumpy, heavyweight ones are my go to it's stylish, durable, super cosy and warm sometimes i can go out without a jacket or coat in the middle of the winter but they are a bit pricy
Yeah, these ones shown in the video all look too thin. My idea of a sweater is much heftier. I would wear these as layering pieces under shirts but never as outer layers
I’ve been a cardigan freak for the past 3 decades! And so my opinion will definitely not apply to everyone. I completely avoid any v-neck style which is about 90% of all cardigans. I also avoid any shawl collar cardigans. My addiction with cardigans stems mostly from 60s mod jazzer styles which was popular in the late 90s. My high school childhood. So my “secret” advice if you’re a fellow cardigan freak like I am. Look for that FULL button cardigan, and of course that jazzy vertical stripe is a bonus!
@@pastense ahaha fair enough mate. I managed to pick up a shawl neck pull-over made outta cashmere for like 60% off, one of the nicest things I own now Don't think that counts as a cardigan tho 🤔
I have all type of cardigan... I wear v neck if i want to show my shirt and ties... The shawl i bought one after i saw james bond and i use it only with jeans 😂
@@rockygabriel7096 that’s a great way to balance it out! I have at least one v neck cardigan. But I rarely wear it. I think it stems from me being conscious of my neckline. I don’t wear ANY type of v necks lol 🤷🏻♂️
I had mine for less than 20 bucks for 2 pcs 😅 but can't use daily due to extreme hot whether in the philippines. Just buy for office/business attire purposes 😂😂
Believe it or not I would go XS in the cardigans if you're looking for more of a cropped fit, I have one of my own and it fits me perfectly. I have a very similar build at 5'8. As far as the pants I would go true to size and I personally wear a size small.
@@HiImArcherr Interesting, I usually prefer an oversized top with cropped length. I'm about the same height but with somewhat muscular (wide shoulder) build (~15% bf), these days with normal brand's T-Shirt, I can only fits into XL or XXL. The thought of ordering a XS top would never cross my mind, hmm.
$150 is overpriced? If it's made in similar conditions as a much cheaper garment that is more likely to use compromised and abusive labor to produce said garments, then sure
