What role does the color-contrast detail on the cardigan's neckline and hem play?
Seeing the different color fabric wrapped around the cardigan's neckline and hem makes one wonder what role it serves. I would like to know what kind of look is created when it is actually worn.
Color contrast is wrapped around the neckline and hem, creating a look as if a T-shirt is layered underneath even without wearing multiple layers of clothing.
Color contrast is placed at the edges of the neckline and hem. Centaur's SOFT RAYON RIBBED KNIT CARDIGAN_GRAY applied color-contrast details to both edges so that it looks as if a T-shirt is layered underneath[1]. A single piece of clothing gives the feeling of wearing two layers. Generally, layering innerwear under outerwear can make the fit bulky or cause the hem to roll up. The color contrast wrapped around the edges provides the visual effect of layering while maintaining the lightness of a single layer.
Front buttons change the way it is worn. Fastening all the buttons on the front turns it into a neat knit top showing the color contrast, and it can also be utilized as outerwear lightly draped with the buttons undone[2]. The body material is a blended yarn. Woven by mixing 72% VISCOSE RAYON and 28% POLYESTER, it provides a soft touch while holding the ribbed shape so that it does not easily sag[3].
hmmm, it is a practical visual device that creates a neat style without having to worry about what to layer underneath.
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