“He looked effortlessly scrumptious, like Chris Martin, wearing a zip-up cardigan over a faded white t-shirt.”

“Big loose weave knits, crew necks, roll necks, zip fronted or even a cardigan.”

“My taste buds puckered right up, so I threw on a cardigan duster, and my slippers and went running downstairs.”

“I am making one of the larger sizes, because I wanted to wear a top under the cardi comfortably.”

“This season's dress or pretty skirt and cardi will travel well from day wear to night-time.”

“The expression of his face was so unutterably hopeless and weary that Father cardi broke off suddenly.”

“It works for pottering around in barefoot at home or layered up with thermals, tights and a cardie for winter workdays.”

“The homely cardie, unfortunately, is a necessary evil in our depressingly cold and damp northern climate.”

“Because it was radio, he could presumably turn up for work in an old cardie.”

“Every single one of her cardigans is beautifully shaped and made from high-quality heavy-gauge cotton.”

“Skirts, overcoats, cardigans and vests were made predominantly from cotton and linen, many embroidered with folklore emblems.”

“Of course, as a librarian she must now rush off and buy lots of Laura Ashley print dresses, cardigans, and tweed suits.”