Next's autumnal cardigan that is 'richer and more luxurious' and ideal for season change
The new cardigan from Next has been described as 'feels soft and good quality'
The Next store, which has revealed better-than-expected sales over the summer
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Next has launched a new cardigan that's perfect for chilly summer nights and the transition into autumn and our shopping team are impressed by the "gorgeous autumnal shades". The Threadbare Crew Neck Structured Knitted Cardigan - available in brown, black, red and green.
Stocked in sizes eight to 18, the £25 piece can be machine washed and is crafted from a blend of 54% viscose, 28% polyester and 18% nylon at Next. Or for a more budget-friendly alternative, Marks and Spencer offers a Crew Neck Button Front Cardigan at just £19.50, available in six shades including raspberry, red, black and pink, reports Birmingham Live.
For those seeking premium quality, Boden stocks the Eva Cashmere Crew Cardigan priced at £139, with nine colour options and earning a 4.5 star rating from over 220 customers.
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As it's a recent launch, the Next cardigan has garnered just three reviews thus far. For money-saving tips, sign up to our Money newsletter here
Next's cardigan costs just £25 and comes in four colours
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One shopper commented: "Feels soft and good quality. Thicker and warmer than I expected so have not worn it yet."
A second buyer noted: "Nice cardigan, more suitable for colder weather, well made, reasonable price."
Though one customer expressed disappointment: "I thought the cardigan was really nice and fitted well, but did return, as the green colour was not for me in the end."
Next describes the piece as: "Keep it classic with our Threadbare crew neck structured cardigan, a timeless essential for layering in style. Jacquard milano knit fabric.
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"Ribbed crew neck. Long sleeves with ribbed cuffs. Structured waist with ribbed hem. Self fabric covered button through fastening to waist."
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