Mountain Hardwear Sarafin Cardigan

Average Rating: Not yet rated
Become the first reviewer

View Description
No Reviews
Write a Review
Compare Prices
View Similar Products

Description

The Sarafin Cardigan is a sweater made by Mountain Hardwear. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

Here's what other sites are saying:

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Wool, polyester and nylon for softness and durability, raglan sleeves and a slim fit for a flattering, body hugging shape."

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"The Mountain Hardwear Sarafin Cardigan utilizes wool, polyester and nylon for softness and durability, raglan sleeves and a slim fit for a flattering, body hugging shape. Available In: Icefall/ Orb Blue Cinnaberry/ Pansy Features Better Butter jersey lined collar and center front facing Contour Dihedral Rib underarm/side panels Flatlock construction Sleeve zip pocket Stand-up 3" collar Better Butter jersey lined collar and center front facing Contour Dihedral Rib underarm/side panels Flatlock construction Sleeve zip pocket Stand-up 3" collar Materials Fabric: Dihedral™ Jersey (49% polyester, 39% wool, 12% nylon)Weight 11 oz. (300 g.)"

From Campmor:
"A combination of the natural warmth and look of wool, with the strength and moisture managing characteristics of polyester and nylon. Dihedral Jersey and Rib construction is 44% polyester, 39% wool, 11% nylon, 6% regenerated acrylic-polyester. Contour Dihedral Rib underarm and side panels. Better Butter jersey-lined collar and center front facing. Flatlock seam construction provides added comfort and no chafing. Sleeve zip pocket. Stand-up 3" collar. Avg. wt. 11 oz."

From RockCreek:
"The Sarafin Cardigan by Mountain Hardwear is a made with a warm wool, polyester and nylon for softness and durability. Designed to be stylish with raglan sleeves and a slim fit for a flattering, body hugging shape. This sweater will be a must have for fall into winter, with a full zip front, a stand up collar and flatlock construction. Wear it with a camisole for those early days of fall or with a turtleneck when the cold of winter hits."