FAQs
Pure wool describes a fabric made entirely from wool. A wool blend combines wool with one or more other fibers. Check the composition for the specific fibers and any stated percentages rather than assuming every wool cardigan has the same content.
Not on its own. The fibers, yarn, and knit construction all contribute to texture. Read the fabric and texture descriptions together, and consider whether you prefer wearing knitwear directly against your skin or over another layer.
Try an open cardigan over a tee with denim, or wear a button-front style fastened with trousers. Balance a cropped silhouette with a higher waist, and let a textured knit add interest to an otherwise simple outfit.
Follow the care label for the individual cardigan. Blended fibers can require different washing and drying methods, so don't assume that all wool blends are machine washable. Check the instructions before choosing a cleaning method.
Find out whether the recipient enjoys wool, prefers pure fibers or blends, and has a preferred care routine. Then consider the colors and textures they already wear. A thoughtful fabric match matters just as much as a lovely shade.
