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Made to wear with jeans, skirts, or even climbing pants - Mountain Hardwear's Sarafin Cardigan isn't your grandmother's sweatshirt- it's a sporty top for cool weather activities or a warm midlayer when temperatures drop - all the functionality and even more fun. Specifications based on size Medium.
In 1993, a small group of people who had weathered years in the outdoor industry decided to get together and form Mountain Hardwear. In addition to working in the outdoor industry, the Mountain Hardwear founders were avid outdoors people themselves Mountain Hardwear has always focused on bringing radical thinking to the gear they make. That's why they have a section in our website that talks about the innovation they've built into their products.
Wool, polyester and nylon for softness and durability, raglan sleeves and a slim fit for a flattering, body hugging shape.
This Sarafin zips for on and off ease and versatile layering. Mountain Hardwear® makes it durable, soft, and form-fitting for a flattering look at the ski lodge or when paired with your favorite jeans for casual outings.
The Sarafin Cardigan from Mountain Hardwear is made both for softness, and durability. With its slim fit, it will give you a flattering and body hugging shape to keep you looking good while you are doing your best.
Wool, polyester and nylon for softness and durability, raglan sleeves and a slim fit for a flattering, body hugging shape.
This description was also provided by: Al's Sports, O2GearShop.com (Fall 2009)
The form-fitting Mountain Hardwear Women's Sarafin Cardigan serves up classy style for your everyday errands and late-night outings. This full-zip, track-jacket-style sweater features raglan sleeves for natural arm movement, and a stand-up collar gives the Sarafin a graceful look. Wear this wool-and-synthetic blend sweater beneath your winter parka - for warmth and comfor for you.
This description was also provided by: Backcountry.com
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Wool, polyester and nylon mingle together to create this Mountain Hardwear cardigan. It is a soft, durable choice for cool weather wear.
| Body: | DihedralTM Rib |
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| Center Back Length: | 23.25" |
| Country of Origin: | China |
| Fabric: | 44% polyester / 39% wool / 11% nylon / 6% regenerated acrylic-polyester |
| Hood: | No |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | 44% Polyester, 39% wool, 11% nylon |
| Materials: | Dihedral™ Jersey - 43% polyester, 42% wool, 13% nylon, 2% other |
| Pockets: | 2 Hand, 1 sleeve |
| Recommended Use: | Casual, travel |
| Usage: | Cool Weather Active / Around Town / Casual |
| Weight: | 0 lbs, 11 oz / 300.00 g |
| Zipper: | Yes |
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 | Mountain Hardwear Sarafin Cardigan Sweater | $95.00 |
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Al's Sports offers this product at $94.99, but does not provide any color/size information.
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classy but pricey | |
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The fit is snug in the arms. I am usually a size small and this fits me perfectly if I only wear a tissue t-shirt beneath. I have the expresso which is a rich nut brown tweed with an orange collar. The Mtn Hardware signature is so low and hard to see that this cardigan is barely worth the price tag. I prefer a two way zipper but there is some give to the material so it doesn't bunch up when sitting. It's too casual for my office. With a thin shirt underneath it makes the cardigan wearable only in the fall as it's not warm enough for the WI winters. I wouldn't wear this without a shirt as the wool is just slightly picky. If your arms are slim this is actually a classy light sweater for fall. | |
| lovehiking/biking at Backcountry.com Outlet on 11/24/2008 | |
Mountain Hardware Sarafin Cardigan my favorite warm shirt | |
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The Mountain Hardware Sarafin Cardigan is my favorite warm shirt. I wear it over a shirt because it's a little too warm to wear in the office but it's perfect for our current cool mornings and evenings. It fits more tightly than the Mountain Hardware Sarafin Sweater so the styling through the body is more accentuated and you can still get clean lines even if you wear it unzipped over a tank top. The arms are a bit long if you're a petite, like me, but the material is thin enough that you can push the sleeves up without uncomfortable bunching. The material on the collar is soft but the rest of the shirt can occasionally be slightly itchy. If you have sensitive skin you might want to consider wearing a bottom layer underneath it. | |
| Jen Browne at Backcountry.com Outlet on 09/20/2009 | |
Surprising Jacket! | |
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| This is a nice, stylish jacket, but surprisingly warm for a jacket that is rather thin and not bulky. I felt uncomfortably warm wearing it with a long sleeve shirt underneath, so now I pair it with a sleeveless shirt or camisole. Bought a size Large for extra room, but found it to be more or a generous Medium rather than a true Large. However the XL was worlds too big especially at the chest area where it meets the arms. There is less difference between a Medium and a Large, but a vast difference between a Large and an XL. It could be just a bit longer for comfort and coverage, but all in all, it's a good jacket and the river blue color is gorgeous. | |
| Penguina at Rock/Creek Outfitters on 01/22/2009 | |
She's gotta have it! | |
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| I had purchased a green one several months ago(at another store sorry), and then realized I must have another! It has been very versatile, and warm. I saw that it came in a cool turquoise color which was cool since I just got rid of an old polar fleece in that color and was kinda missin it! It is slim fitting. Some might find the sleeves long, but this is one of the few things I have that doesn't sit above my wrist bone! So I find it warmer that way. You can also fold cuff back too. | |
| dr.blondie at Rock/Creek Outfitters on 02/16/2009 | |
My new favorite sweater | |
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This wool sweater looks great -- and has a soft, fleecy lining that makes it very, very comfortable. | |
| SkiKansas at Backcountry.com on 09/24/2007 | |
Love It! | |
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| I LOVE this cardigan. It is somewhat dressy with all the comfort of a sweatshirt! I am thinking of ordering another color. It will be very versatile. It's much more "stylish" than the picture makes it look. The fit skims the body without being tight. I wore a cami under it. True to size if you are looking for body conscious without being tight! | |
| Darlene Ross at Altrec on 10/20/2009 | |
nice styling but.... | |
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| This really runs small and tight in the arms and armholes. I ALWAYS wear XS - and in this sweater, the armholes are so tight that they were uncomfortable. A SM in the sweater is too large in the bust, waist, and sleeve length is too long, so ordering up a size doesn't fix the problem. Too bad --- | |
| Anonymous at Altrec on 01/05/2008 | |
Warm and stylish. | |
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| Lovely cardigan, nicely designed collar and the inside lining in a different colour a very smart detail. It is warm without being heavy and seems to be of excellent quality. The pocket on the upper sleeve difficult to zip open, a lower pocket would have been more useful. | |
| Anonymous at Altrec on 11/12/2009 | |
Mountain Hardwear Sarafin Cardigan - Women's | |
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I found the sizing a bit weird on the Mountain Hardwear Sarafin Cardigan at first, but after a few wears, it fits perfectly - no more super thin arms. I am 5"1', 113 and wear the S. The fit is very flattering, and even works well for work. | |
| ripplespirit at Backcountry.com Outlet on 05/08/2009 | |
Love it!! I have two | |
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I guess I'm lucky to not have the sizing issues mentioned in other reviews. I find the material to be perfect - warm but not heavy or bulky, the style is extremely flattering, and I really like the 'sleeve pocket' which I use all the time. | |
| les2644548 at Backcountry.com Outlet on 12/10/2008 | |
sizing issues.... | |
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This sweater is adorable - fitted and trim. BUT, the XS is really an XXS (toothpick arms and armholes) - compared with the Small, which is rather like a Medium (blousy arms, long sleeves, and full bust). There is no size that fits me! My biggest complaint about Mountain Hardwear brand is their sizing inconsistencies...this sweater was returned. | |
| MJZL at Backcountry.com Outlet on 02/27/2008 | |
screwy sizing | |
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The sweater has great styling, but the sizing is screwy...the Small is too big all over and the XSmall is too small in the arms and armholes. I wish Mountain Hardwear would make its garments true to size! Sizing inconsistencies make it really hard to buy their items online.....this site is great about the buying/returning thing..... | |
| MJZL at Backcountry.com Outlet on 01/29/2008 | |
Great styling/poor sizing | |
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Title says it all - wonderful, flattering stylish, but sizing is very inconsistent, and too big a jump between sizes. XS is VERY small, but Small is too big all over. Too bad. This site makes returns easy, tho. | |
| MJZL at Backcountry.com Outlet on 01/30/2008 | |
Stylie | |
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I didn't have any issues with sizing but I wish the torso was a little longer. Sleeves and shoulders are typical of Mountain Hardwear - longer and accommodating and the overall cut is flattering. The quality is nice but I keep an eye out for strings at the end of the sleeves. It's a super warm piece and I would like to be push up the arms, but the seems prevent that. Overall, I would get another color if it was on sale. | |
| Samantha Glaes at Backcountry.com Outlet on 10/19/2009 | |
Really long arms | |
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I just received this sweater. I'm 5'8", 145 lbs and ordered an XL as I tend to prefer my sweaters with a slightly looser fit. This sweater fits nicely in the body and shoulders, but the arms are extremely long. I have really long arms and usually have an issue with sleeves being too short. But this sweater is completely the opposite. I will just have to wear it with the cuffs rolled up a couple of inches. | |
| Meryl Sonon at Backcountry.com Outlet on 09/12/2009 | |
