Taylor Striped Cardigan In Cotton Cashmere

All the hand-finished, hand-linked construction of the Taylor Cardigan — now in a crisp ivory and blue stripe that feels equally at home thrown over a swimsuit at the end of summer or layered over a turtleneck come fall. The cotton-cashmere blend gives it that genuinely luxurious hand feel that makes the boxy, oversized silhouette work at any temperature.

FIT & CONSTRUCTION

• Fit type: Boxy, oversized
• Silhouette: Rollneck collar, long sleeves, shell button placket
• Construction details: Real Troca shell buttons; fully fashioned sleeves (no seams — one clean tube); hand-linked, hand-finished construction
• Model info: Amelie is 5'10" and wearing a size small

MATERIALS

Fabric: 95% cotton, 5% cashmere — confirm percentages on garment tag before publishing

Sustainability: Alex Mill produces in small batches to reduce waste and does not incinerate or dispose of unsold inventory. The brand partners with Fabscrap to recycle textile scraps and runs a Re-Work upcycling program that has transformed more than 4,000 garments into new designs.

CARE

Hand wash in cold water with non-toxic detergent and lay flat to dry, or dry clean.

STYLED BY LADDER

The ivory and blue stripe is the rare cardigan that transitions seamlessly from a breezy summer layer to a cozy fall staple — wear it open over a linen dress or buttoned up with straight-leg trousers and loafers.

ABOUT ALEX MILL

Alex Mill was founded in 2012 by Alex Drexler out of a small shop on Elizabeth Street in New York, with a simple but obsessive mission: make the perfect shirt. The brand has grown into a full collection of thoughtfully designed, classic essentials built on the belief that getting dressed should feel easier and better — not just a few times, but for years.

The slow fashion ethos runs throughout how Alex Mill operates: small-batch production, a robust upcycling program that reimagines surplus fabric and garments, and a partnership with Fabscrap to divert textile waste from landfill. These are clothes made to be worn, loved, and kept — not discarded.