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For those, me, who can’t keep a wrap in place.

S’Hug by Adrianna Papell

Short video showing exactly what it is and how it works.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anSxAMdN_fI

To price or buy…

https://www.adriannapapell.com/collections/all-shugs

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bbstx

last year

Thanks, Irish! Mersea’s version looks a tad larger than AP’s version.

I had a friend who would throw on a pair of jeans, a button-up cotton shirt, and cowboy boots. She’d look okay. But then she would whip out one of her pashminas, fling it around her shoulders and look like a million bucks! I’ve tried for years to imitate her style. I just don’t have the right flinging skills.

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bbstx
last year
I’ve been looking at another brand that is similar. I can’t remember the brand. I think it shows up on my IG feed. Nevertheless, I’ve been wondering how it works IRL. I’m intrigued. Hope someone here has one.
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deegw
last year
I'm to the point where I won't even buy a cardi or wrap without a button. It makes no sense to me to throw on a sweater and leave 1/3 of your torso exposed.
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mtnrdredux_gw
last year
I just look like I am draped in something - i need structure.

This reminds me of a "scarf" my DDs bought on holiday in Hong Kong. The woman demonstrated a zilloin ways to make this fabric into an article of clothing. When we got home, we couldn't do any of them and just fell into gales of laughter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kn-tHS9rGug
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carolb_w_fl_coastal_9b
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Clever! It's basically a shawl with built-in sleeves. I can see wearing it when you want something a bit more dressy than a regular sweater or jacket.

I recall when those big warm scarves, worn like a shawl, were in style some years back. I guess they still are. Some things are classic.

I don't know why they're calling it a cardigan in that video tho - it's not, IMO.
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DawnInCal
last year
What a great idea! I love the idea of wraps, but I never look chic and sophisticated in one; I just look like I'm wrapped in a blanket and don't know what to do with my arms. ;)
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Irish2
last year
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@bbstx

I have this one in ”sand”

and liked it so well that i ordered the other colorway (chambray)
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Lars
last year
Definitely not a cardigan. It looks a bit like bat wings to me, especially from the back, but I still like it.
User
last year
It looks like something I'd like to wear for travelling, except it doesn't appear to have pockets. That gets a pass from me. Where else am I supposed to stash my lip balm that I apply obsessively every five minutes?
Kswl
last year
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I have no problems with shawls or wraps falling off, but I can see the utility of these if, for example, you were going grocery shopping and needed to lift and move things about.

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