Ribbed Wool Cotton Cardigan
The Maison Kitsuné cardigan is made of ribbed wool and cotton knit, featuring an embroidered Baby Fox patch on the chest. It has a V-neckline with button closure and a slim fit. The model is 5'8 tall and wears size XS.
RETURNS:
We accept returns within 14 days of delivery for items in their original condition. Final sale items are not eligible for return.
SHIPPING & DUTIES:
Duties and taxes are calculated at checkout for U.S. customers only.
Shipping Rates by Country:
- United States: $25 USD shipping for orders under $100 USD.
- Canada: $25 CAD shipping for orders under $100 CAD.
- Australia: $40 AUD shipping for orders under $300 AUD.
Other Notes:
- We currently only ship to the U.S., Canada, and Australia.
- For countries outside these regions, please stay tuned as we may expand our shipping options in the future.
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USA: For orders under $100 USD, the shipping cost is $25 USD.
UK: For orders under £200.00 GBP, we currently don't ship orders under £200.00 GBP.
Canada: For orders under $100 CAD, the shipping cost is $25 CAD.
Australia: For orders under $300 AUD, the shipping cost is $40 AUD.
Singapore: For orders under $100 SGD, the shipping cost is $30.00 SGD.
Rest of the World: For orders under the equivalent of $100 USD, the shipping cost is $25 USD at checkout.
US Customers only: Duties and taxes are calculated at checkout for full transparency of charges.
We accept returns within 14 days of delivery. Items must be returned in their original condition. Final sale items are not eligible for return.
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