The lightweight cardigan boasts a 4.5 out of 5 star rating online.
Marks and Spencer has just released a new wardrobe staple that will see you through the colder seasons, and shoppers say it will "go with everything."
Crafted in a timeless ribbed knit design, this easy-to-wear wardrobe staple will go well with any outfit you wear this autumn, whether that be jeans and top or even dresses and tights. Shoppers praising the Knitted Ribbed Crew Neckline Cardigan online have praised its "gorgeous colour" and material that leaves them feeling "warm and cosy."
A third happy fan wrote: "I’m delighted with my cardigan. It’s very well made and a gorgeous colour - just as described! The fit is flattering and roomy enough to wear over something. Great price and value for money and I will be ordering more for the autumn and winter. Highly recommended from me." The popular denims feature an innovative tummy slimming panel that contours your curves and liftens the seat. Meanwhile, the super skinny fit elongates your legs.
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