AMI Paris Ami De Coeur Cardigan - Black

This cardigan is Hand Wash Only. Use cold water and a mild, wool-specific detergent. Gently squeeze water through the fabric without twisting or wringing. Lay flat to dry.

No, it is strongly advised against machine washing. Machine washing can damage the delicate fibers and alter the shape and texture of the cardigan. Always hand wash as per the care instructions.

The AMI Paris Ami De Coeur Cardigan is crafted from a blend of Organic Cotton and Merino Wool, offering both comfort and warmth.

The `Ami De Coeur` is the iconic heart-shaped logo of AMI Paris, symbolizing friendship and sincerity. It is a signature design element found on many of their garments.

Its blend of organic cotton and merino wool makes it versatile. It's ideal for cooler weather and as a layering piece during transitional seasons like spring and autumn. It might be too warm for peak summer.

To prevent stretching and maintain its shape, always store the cardigan folded flat in a drawer or on a shelf. Avoid hanging it on a hanger for extended periods.

The cardigan features a classic button-down style with dropped shoulders and ribbed cuffs, suggesting a comfortable, slightly relaxed fit that maintains a chic silhouette. For exact measurements, refer to the sizing chart on the product page.

This often occurs from improper drying or storage. After washing, gently reshape the garment while wet and lay flat to dry. Avoid hanging the cardigan for prolonged periods; always store it folded.

Ensure you are using a mild, wool-specific detergent and cold water. Harsh detergents or hot water can damage natural fibers. Always rinse thoroughly to remove all detergent residue.

Pilling is common with natural fiber blends and friction. Gently remove pills using a fabric shaver or a specialized depiller. Reduce friction by avoiding wearing the cardigan with abrasive materials or against rough surfaces.

Always wash with cold water and a mild detergent specifically designed for delicate colors. Avoid direct prolonged exposure to strong sunlight during drying, which can cause fading over time.