Ready for a cool summer evening? What about a windy, sunny day? What about a foggy morning? Then this cardigan is especially for you.

Jacket with a round yoke, knitted according to clear Japanese patterns

A luxurious model of a knee-length women's cardigan, knitted from wool with relief patterns. The patch pockets are also knitted in a criss-cross stitch pattern.

Stylish women's cardigan, knitted with openwork mesh from cotton in a fashionable light blue color.

A spectacular loose-fitting model with openwork and “bumps” is fastened with crocheted buttons.

Jacket with braids: Twist

The knitted long cardigan without fastening captivates us with its alternation of expressive openwork patterns and excellent yarn made from selected organic cotton.

A feminine model of a jacket with a round yoke, knitted on 4 mm cotton needles.

A wonderful model of an airy jacket, knitted on 5.5 mm knitting needles from Drops Air on 5.5 mm knitting needles.

Cardigan with braid pattern

Comfortable oversized - this is how you can call the game of knitting in different directions for a women's jacket in the shape of a cocoon. The cocoon is presented in one size.

Just a holiday for those who love three-dimensional designs on knitwear. The pattern of “plaits” and “bumps”, firstly, catches the eye, and secondly, makes the thing warmer and more beautiful.

Openwork jacket

Summer model of a women's cardigan, knitted on 4 mm knitting needles from mixed yarn with a summer composition.

Smooth yarns and light natural tones are best for statement patterns. And our charming cardigan made of selected cotton is exactly what you need for spring!

Do you want attention from not only men, but also women? Knit a raglan jacket with a zigzag pattern from alpaca and cotton viscose

The classic knitted cardigan is made in stockinette stitch and complemented with panels with cords on the shelves.

Bindweed jacket made of cotton with a floral pattern, knitted

Knitted jacket “Honey” by Kim Hargreaves
A women's jacket is knitted with knitting needles, forming a pattern along the peplum, which rises in arans from the bottom up.