Accessorising A Knitted Cardigan

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One of the most versatile pieces of clothing a woman can add to her wardrobe is a knitted cardigan. Choosing a traditional Irish cardigan in a neutral colour allows you to wear these warm, comfortable, and very stylish garments in a range of different ways to suit your mood and your wardrobe.

Add a Dash of Colour

Traditional Irish knitted cardigan styles have the button-up front with long sleeves and a variety of different neckline options, from a V-neck to more of a shawl neckline. They can also be designed to drape on the body, leaving the front open rather than the traditional buttons or, less commonly, zippers.

Adding a bright blouse or shirt under a grey, sand, pearl, or other colour of cardigan gives a pop of color. This can be paired with a neutral colour in trousers or skirt, with the classic option of black or white also an option.

A bright scarf is another way to add a bit of colour when wearing a knitted cardigan. A scarf that includes a bold floral or geometric pattern is very flattering.

Add an Oversized Bag

The choice of a bag or purse is another factor to consider when wearing a cardigan. A leather or faux leather bag offers a rich accent to the top, and the choice of a dark color accentuates the beautiful, soft tones of the knitted cardigan.

The larger the bag, the more it draws the eye and brings attention to the sweater. Consider a bag that has a shorter strap and sits comfortably under your arm to highlight the luxurious look of the knitted fabric and pattern against the smooth sheen of the leather.

Finally, adding a statement necklace is another way to accessorize any cardigan sweater. Keep in mind, that the larger the collar on the sweater, the smaller the jewellery should be.

For more information on the beautiful collection ofknitted cardigan designs we offer at Bonner of Ireland, visit us online. Our full inventory is available for shipment worldwide at bonnerofireland.com.

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