A reviewer tested cardigans from Old Navy, Gap, and Banana Republic, comparing comfort, material, design, fit, and quality. All three were liked, but one is set to become the season's regular pick.

Sep 23, 2026 - 07:45

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A reviewer tested cardigans from Old Navy, Gap, and Banana Republic, comparing comfort, material, design, fit, and quality. All three were liked, but one is set to become the season's regular pick.

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