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cardigans
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a type of jacket that is made of wool, usually has a knitted design, and its front could be closed with buttons or a zipper
A cardigan is a type of sweater that is open at the front, typically fastened with buttons or a zipper. It is named after James Brudenell, the 7th Earl of Cardigan, who was a British military commander during the Crimean War and was known for wearing a similar garment. Cardigans can be made from various materials, including wool, cotton, and cashmere, and can come in a range of styles, from classic and simple to more trendy and fashionable. They are versatile and can be worn as a layering piece over a shirt or blouse, or as a standalone top. They are a popular choice for colder weather, but can also be worn in transitional seasons or as a cozy and comfortable piece of loungewear.
- She layered her floral dress with a chunky knit cardigan for warmth.
- The professor wore a tweed cardigan over his shirt and tie during lectures.
- The oversized gray cardigan was her go-to choice for lazy Sundays.
- He buttoned up his cable-knit cardigan before stepping out into the chilly evening.
- The fashion-forward influencer paired her ripped jeans with a cropped cardigan.
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a variety of corgi that is slightly bowlegged, with rounded ears and a long tail
- The Cardigan is known for its distinctive long tail.
- She adopted a Cardigan from the local kennel club.
- Cardigans are slightly larger and sturdier than Pembrokes.
- The breed standard for Cardigans includes rounded ears.
- Cardigans are intelligent and loyal companion dogs.
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