Spring Cardigans
Spring cardigans are the perfect layer for cool mornings, sunny afternoons and everything in between. With their timeless appeal and versatile style, they make it easy to transition through the season in comfort. Whether you're heading out for a walk, meeting friends or relaxing at home, these cardigans add just the right touch of warmth and softness to your spring wardrobe. Find options designed to deliver lasting value and effortless layering all season long.
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Women's Cotton Ragg Sweater, Open Cardigan Fair Isle
An open cardigan with a timeless fair isle pattern, crafted from midweight blue cotton for year-round comfort.
Pros: Beautiful pattern Warm and soft High quality Versatile style Comfortable fit
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Women's Signature Cotton Fisherman Sweater, Short Cardigan
A fitted, beige cotton cardigan with authentic cable patterns, perfect over dresses or woven shirts.
Pros: Great fit High quality Versatile design Warm and comfortable Beautiful color
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Women's Signature Cotton Fisherman Sweater, Short Cardigan Fair Isle
A soft white cotton cardigan featuring a fitted silhouette and open-stitch Fair Isle pattern.
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Women's Mariner Shaker Sweater, V-Neck Cardigan
A timeless blue V-neck cardigan in a marled cotton blend with a relaxed fit and split hem.
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Women's Essential Merino Wool Sweater, Cardigan
A timeless brown cardigan crafted from ultrasoft, responsibly sourced Merino wool with a classic button-front design.
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Women's Organic Cotton Slub Pointelle Sweater, Polo
A blue, lightweight organic cotton sweater with pointelle openwork, perfect for layering in warmer weather.
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Women's Organic Cotton Slub Pointelle Sweater, Polo
A green pointelle sweater in lightweight organic cotton, perfect for layering in warmer weather.
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Women's Cotton/Cashmere Sweater, Polo
A luxurious cotton-cashmere blend polo sweater in sea salt, offering lightweight warmth and easy care.
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Women's Cotton/Cashmere Sweater, Polo Stripe
A tan striped sweater in a soft cotton-cashmere blend with a ribbed polo collar and split neck.



