Butter Goods
100% Acrylic
Butter Goods “Mohair Button Up“ Knit Cardigan // Tan
$60-$91
Visit storeDripsy review · 8.2/10
Butter Goods Mohair Cardigan Review: 22 Months In and Still Moving
Dripsy Editorial · 1 editorial review
Twenty-two months on independent boutique shelves is not luck — it means steady sell-through and repeat orders. This Butter Goods mohair knit men's cardigan in tan has held continuous stock since September 2024, outlasting trend cycles while flashier knits disappeared. Now discounted to $71.99–$92.95 from $119.99, the buy case gets stronger. Tan grounds it as a layering piece across most cool-weather palettes.
Good: 22 months in stock proves real demand · Up to 40% off retail now · Tan colorway layers with almost anything
Trade-offs: Only two boutiques currently stock it · Mohair knits require careful washing
Strong buy at the markdown price if you layer cardigans into fall and winter; pass if limited boutique access worries you.
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Ships from Allston, Massachusetts · Est. $65 shipped
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Best price across 2 storesDripsy review
8.2/10
Twenty-two months on independent boutique shelves is not luck — it means steady sell-through and repeat orders. This Butter Goods mohair knit men's cardigan in tan has held continuous stock since September 2024, outlasting trend cycles while flashier knits disappeared. Now discounted to $71.99–$92.95 from $119.99, the buy case gets stronger. Tan grounds it as a layering piece across most cool-weather palettes.
Good: 22 months in stock proves real demand · Up to 40% off retail now · Tan colorway layers with almost anything
Trade-offs: Only two boutiques currently stock it · Mohair knits require careful washing
About this piece
- 100% Acrylic mohair knit button up shirt - Ribbed collar, cuffs & hem - Woven label on hem
About Butter Goods
Butter Goods was founded in 2008 in Perth, Australia, by Garth Mariano and Matt Evans as a skateboard-first brand built on clean graphics and jazz-inspired aesthetics. Its understated logo work and relaxed fits carved out a loyal following in the global skate community without chasing hype cycles.