The cardigan is fall's hardest-working layer — over a tee in September, under a coat in December. Quinn knits ours in Grade-A cashmere, from fitted button-ups to open dusters and coatigans. Quinn has knit cashmere on the edge of Inner Mongolia's Alashan Plateau since 2003 — factory-direct, with no department-store markup.
Frequently asked questions
What styles of cashmere cardigan does Quinn make? Classic button-front cardigans, open-front dusters, wrap styles, and heavier coatigans that work as light outerwear in fall.
Can a cashmere cardigan replace a fall jacket? A heavier-gauge cardigan or coatigan is warm enough for most fall days above roughly 50°F, and layers under outerwear once real cold arrives.
How do I care for a cashmere cardigan? Hand-wash cold with a gentle wool wash or dry-clean, dry flat, and fold rather than hang — hanging stretches the shoulders.