CARDIGAN

The cardigan is made in the most disparate yarns such as wool, cotton, cashmere and a sweater model that can be opened at the front with buttons or zippers.
This type of sweater takes its name from James Brudenell, count of Cardigan, commander of the Brinannic army in the 19th century engaged in the Crimean war and who seems to have been the inventor as well as a regular user.
Even today it is popular especially in classic men's clothing.