Corbin | Men's Full-Zip Cardigan Sweater with Shirt Collar
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The layer for when a jacket is too much and a shirt is not enough.
Meet Corbin. Knitted from mercerized wool with a classic shirt collar and a full-length zip, it wears like a cardigan and sits like a light jacket. Discreet welt pockets are set into the front, and the regular fit leaves room for a shirt underneath without adding bulk.
It suits a cool morning at a desk, a casual office, and the drive home afterwards.
Why You'll Love It
- Full-length zip: close it against the wind, or leave it open over a shirt
- Shirt collar: gives the knit a finished edge that a crew neck cannot
- Mercerized wool: the maker lists it as the fabric and describes the knit as soft
- Welt pockets: set into the knit rather than patched onto the front
- Regular fit in six sizes and five colors: beige, navy, white, black and army green
Size & fit: regular fit, cut to layer over a shirt, in sizes S to 3XL. The chart below lists chest, shoulder, sleeve and length for every size we stock, in centimeters and inches.
Care: hand wash in cold water, lay flat to dry, do not bleach.
Fit: Not sure which size to choose? Tap Find my size above for a personal recommendation in seconds.
Care: Follow the care label on the garment. For wool and knitwear we recommend hand washing cold or dry cleaning, laying flat to dry and folding rather than hanging.
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