Embrace elegance and comfort with the Alo Yoga Knit Salana Cardigan & High-Waist Wide Leg Pant Set. This sophisticated ensemble features a plush knit cardigan with a refined silhouette, ideal for versatile layering. Paired with high-waisted, wide-leg pants, it offers a flattering fit that combines relaxation and style. The perfect blend of leisure and luxury, this set promises a seamless transition from a yoga session to a casual outing.
From the brand: Step streetwear up a notch with the Knit Salana Cardigan & Wide Leg set. So effortless and forward, this cardigan is made with an ultra-soft and super-fine ribbed knit fabrication, a single closure at the bust, and a full-length design. Pair it up with the matching, on-trend wide leg silhouette, with deep side slits, a lightweight ribbed knit, and invisible side pockets for hands-free city strolls. The ultimate street-sweet set.
Soft & lightweight fine ribbed knit fabrication
Designed & uniquely fit to flatter every size
Wear-tested by our in-house team for the perfect fit
FAQ About Knit Salana Cardigan & Knit High-Waist Salana Wide Leg Pant Set
To maintain the quality of your Knit Salana Wide Leg Pant, we recommend hand washing in cold water and laying it flat to dry. This will help preserve the soft and lightweight ribbed knit fabric.
Yes, the Knit Salana Cardigan is made from a lightweight ribbed knit, making it suitable for layering during warmer weather while still providing comfort and style.
Yes, the Knit Salana Wide Leg Pant is crafted from a fine ribbed knit that is designed to maintain its shape and fit, ensuring comfort and style wear after wear.
The Knit Salana Cardigan is made from ultra-soft, high-quality materials and has been wear-tested by our in-house team to ensure a perfect fit, making it a worthwhile investment for your wardrobe.
The Knit Salana Cardigan & Wide Leg Pant set is incredibly versatile. You can dress it up for a night out or keep it casual for a day in the city, making it a perfect addition for both relaxed and more formal settings.
