
Teddy Bear Contrast Stitch Knit Cardigan
A little brown teddy on your cardigan is already cute, but the contrast stitching makes this one especially good. 🧸 The bear sits high on the chest with tiny dark paws, while oversized stitch details trace the dropped shoulders and sleeves. A deep ribbed V-neck leads into the button front, giving you room to show a favorite collar or a simple fitted tee underneath without hiding the teddy.
Striped ribbing around the cuffs and hem gives the knit that preppy, campus-inspired finish. Two front patch pockets balance the bear detail, and the round buttons have a warm marbled look that suits the softer colors. Beige pairs pale knit with dark stripes, Pink has tonal rosy trim, and Black makes the light stitching stand out. It is a lovely little character piece among our kawaii cardigans.
The loose shape and long sleeves work beautifully with a pleated skirt, lace ankle socks and a pair of loafers for a café study date. For a quieter outfit, try straight-leg jeans and a plain top so the sleeve stitching gets its own moment. Wear the buttons closed to show the full front or leave the cardigan open as a layer. Check the garment measurements below to judge how the One Size fit will sit on you.
Bring a little pink-and-black contrast to the outfit with the Heart Buckle Pink Trim Ruffle Skirt.
Product Details
- ♡ Embroidered teddy bear chest detail and contrasting decorative sleeve stitching
- ♡ V-neck with button front and two patch pockets
- ♡ Long sleeves, dropped shoulders and striped ribbed cuffs and hem
- ♡ Loose knit silhouette in Beige, Pink or Black
Size Chart
| Size | Bust cm (in) | Length cm (in) | Sleeve cm (in) | Shoulder cm (in) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One Size | 100 (39.4) | 57 (22.4) | 41 (16.1) | 50.01 (19.7) |
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Questions & Answers
Q. How does the cardigan fasten?
A. It has a button front, so you can wear it open as a layer or fasten the buttons.
Q. Does One Size mean the same fit for everyone?
A. No. Compare the garment measurements above with a cardigan you already like to judge the fit.
