A women's longline cardigan built around three things a plain cardigan does not have: an all-over two-colour jacquard that runs across body and sleeves without breaking scale, fringing on the collar, front edges, cuffs, hem and both belt ends, and a self-tie belt with a shawl collar above it.
The garment sits in the mid-length band, roughly 65-80 cm depending on size, and lands at about 1,200 g per piece - that weight is the point of the style rather than a side effect, and it is what an all-over jacquard at a chunky gauge costs in grams.
Two colourways are shown: an ivory and charcoal ground, and a pale blue, ivory and black ground. Both are knitted, not printed, so the pattern reads on the reverse as well.
The same body can be developed with a different pattern family entirely - alpine, nordic, geometric or a crest - and in full merino or a wool-cashmere blend. Pattern, fibre, fringe and belt hardware are each specified separately.