- Loose fit offers full freedom of movement and allows for comfortable layering over a shirt or T-shirt
- Casual style works well in daily outfits for work, meetings, and during weekend relaxation
- Cardigan is a functional solution, allowing easy adjustment of clothing to current needs
- Woolen knitwear made of natural fibers is characterized by thermal insulation properties and durability
- Chest and slit pockets offer practical space for storing small items
- Button fastening creates a classic front line and allows wearing the sweater buttoned or unbuttoned
- Dropped shoulder line gives the construction a modern, relaxed silhouette in urban style
- Long sleeves are suitable for cooler days, forming a practical element of the daily wardrobe
- Collar neckline refers to traditional tailoring and distinguishes the form of a classic cardigan
- Construction without hood facilitates adding additional outer layers, such as a coat or jacket
- Smooth material texture emphasizes the uniform, timeless character of the navy blue knitwear
- Bottom and cuffs with ribbing keep the sweater in place during daily use








Polo Ralph Lauren navy blue cardigan – loose wool cardigan
The navy blue Polo Ralph Lauren cardigan is a classic piece of men's clothing that combines traditional aesthetics with everyday comfort. The model stands out for its collar and dropped shoulder line, which gives the knitwear a modern, relaxed character. Made of smooth wool knitwear, the sweater provides an appropriate layer for cooler days. Functional chest pockets and side slit pockets emphasize its practical style.
Why choose the Polo Ralph Lauren cardigan 710B32722001?
Product features
- Fastening
- with buttons
- Hood
- no hood
Product details
- Manufacturer’s code
- 710B32722001
- Manufacturer's colour
- BLUE.STONE
- Colour
- navy
- Brand
- Polo Ralph Lauren
Material
Cut
Measurements
The sizes displayed in the store have been converted to the standard European size chart. The original manufacturer's label is located on the delivered product tag.


























































