• Feather cuffs sit at the wrist on both sleeves - a concentrated burst of texture that does all the talking while the rest of the cardigan stays clean and structured.
• Button-through front with a crew neckline gives it the bones of a classic knit, making it easy to style open as a layer or done up on its own.
• The knit has a soft drape and cool handfeel, skimming the body without clinging - it falls with a relaxed ease that works for taller frames particularly well.
• Wide sleeves taper into the feather-trimmed cuffs, creating a silhouette that's relaxed through the arm but finishes with intention at the wrist.
• Cut with a longer body length that sits neatly over wide-leg trousers, as seen on the model here styled with leather-look wide-leg trousers.

This cardigan earns its place at any occasion that sits just beyond purely casual - think a birthday dinner, a night out that starts relaxed and picks up pace, or a weekend gathering where you want to look considered without trying too hard. The feather cuffs are the reason it works: they shift an otherwise understated knit into something that reads as a proper outfit choice. Wear it buttoned up and tucked loosely over wide-leg leather-look trousers the way the model wears it here - the contrast between the soft knit and the sleek trouser does a lot of the work for you. If you're heading somewhere with a dress code that sits between smart and casual, swap the trousers for tailored wide-leg trousers and keep accessories minimal so the cuffs remain the focal point. It's the kind of piece that photographs well and feels even better in person - the drape is genuinely light against the skin and the feathers move with every gesture.