It’s Week 5 and we’re carrying on with cardigans. When we can travel again, what are you going to wear? Now’s a great time to pick up a travel friendly bamboo cardi at half the price.
Patricia the cardigan
This week’s style is the Patricia cardigan. It’s similar to the Vesna in that it’s the same soft, comfy and breathable bamboo french terry. It has the same wide rib knit cuff that can be pushed up and stays in place for those times you need it to like doing the dishes. And, it has the much loved invisible side seam pockets.
Heidi in Fiery Fuchsia, Photo by Anna Epp Photography
But, it’s longer in length and has a square cut bottom instead of the circle hem. It’s a great look for our full-figured curvy gals.
Patricia the role model
As you know, I name all my designs after women who have touched my heart. Women who are true to themselves and inspiring role models for all of us. The Patricia cardi is named in honour of Pat McHale, the woman who gave me the gentle nudge to move into curvy sizes. Read more about Pat in “Meet the Woman Behind the Patricia Cardigan”.
Patricia in the Silky Blue Patricia Cardi
The Patricia comes in Midnight Black for the classic go-with-everything look; Fiery Fuchsia to stand-out-in-the-crowd of 10 people or less, 6 feet apart with a mask on; and Silky Blue when you need a neutral but-not-so-boring piece to wear.
It comes in the following sizes: 1(S), 2(M), 3(L), 4(XL) and 5(XXL which is similar to a 2X). But, please note I have limited sizes and colours left.
The Patricia sells for $175 but is only $87.50 for this week only, December 14 to 18, or until sizes run out.
Thank you to all who’ve participated in the 50% off countdown-to-the-end-of-2020 sale. What style are you waiting for to go on sale next? I’ll give you a hint. We’re getting down to the bottom of the pile!
Until next week,
~ Colleen
I’m a recovering Chartered Accountant and Breast Cancer Champion turned Fashion Designer. My COKANNA Canadian-made bamboo clothing is all about comfort and style. Giving back to the community is important to me so I support Rethink Breast Cancer‘s metastatic breast cancer education, support, and advocacy work.
