A cardigan should skim your waist, not swallow it!

Just imagine reaching for one layer that finishes the outfit instead of hiding it — the jeans still look like your jeans, the waistline still looks like your waistline. Now stop imagining, because the Sandra is cut to stop exactly at the hip, where a cardigan is meant to stop.

• Ends Where It Should
  The hem sits neatly at your waistband instead of drifting past your hips. That single inch is the difference between put-together and borrowed-from-someone-taller. Wear it over a tee and your shape still reads.
• Soft Cable Texture
  Twisted cables run the length of the body and sleeves, catching light the way good knitwear does. It gives the front interest without a single loud detail. Even in plain ivory it never looks flat.
• Gold-Tone Buttons
  Warm metal buttons run all the way down the front placket. Fasten them for a neat, polished top or leave them open over a camisole. Two looks from one piece, no extra thought required.
• Round Neck That Layers
  The neckline sits close and clean, so a collar, a scarf or a simple chain all sit right on top of it. Nothing bunches and nothing competes. It works under a coat just as easily.
• Three Quiet Colorways
  Ivory, gray and a deep chocolate — the three that go with everything already hanging in your closet. Each one carries the same cable texture. Pick the one you reach for most and you will wear it out.

So no, you do not have to choose between warm and shapeless. The Sandra keeps its length honest, its texture soft and its buttons pretty — which is exactly why it ends up on again the next morning, and the one after that.