Karl Helmut ~ ’86 Winter Argyle Sweater

A cardigan in bright colors. Let’s count how many colors are used for the argyle part. Since the top row and the bottom row use the same color, 4 rows x 6 rows = 24 colors. 25 colors including the base red! It’s probably the most colorful knit in the history of Carl Helm. The price is 40,000 yen even though the material is just wool. If it was cashmere, it would have exceeded 100,000 yen. 

About this Argyle cardigan, Mr. Kaneko said in the December 1986 issue of Men’s Club. “For men’s clothes, traditional British ones are good. Tartan check, emblem, tweed, etc. Argyle cardigan is especially good, and I think it’s a sweater that men can wear with confidence. It can be worn both casually and casually.Also, no matter what color you combine with, this argyle pattern will keep everything in place.As a point of dressing, you can dress like a man from a rural town in the United States or England. It’s Karlhelm’s style to wear classics like a farmer or a worker, rather than being snobbish.”

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