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"Moving walkways in airports. Interminable hallways in vast office buildings. Purgatory. Life (and, presumably, the thereafter) is full of liminal spaces. But none provide such a thoroughly vexing style dilemma as the one that fills the gap between high summer and the True Arrival of fall. I'm talking about those dreaded few weeks we've come to call the \"transitional season,\" probably because calling it \"bullshit weather time\" doesn't have quite the same ring to it. We all know the problem—it might be hot, cold, rainy, sunny, muggy, and balmy all in the same day—but it's still remarkably difficult to tune in a single fit that can deal with it. I'm not saying I've found the magic bullet, but I can tell you that one of the best ways to begin to conquer this seemingly unconquerable problem is to have a lightweight cardigan on hand at pretty much all times. And, hey, guess what: Alex Mill just dropped a trio of merino cardigans that fill the bill perfectly. The brand's cardigans feature reverse-seam details and are made from 100 percent extrafine merino wool, which, if you haven't heard a million other style-minded writers and gorpy hikers tell you the same thing, is basically the OG tech fabric. It regulates heat, resists odors, and is remarkably comfortable against your skin. That means you can toss it on when \"brisk\" is still just a whisper on the wind and you won't wind up overheating. And thanks to the ongoing cardaissance happening in menswear right now, your button-front knit—available in navy, gray, and a standout \"golden khaki\"—can pair with everything from office-friendly chinos and button-downs to thrashed T-shirts and even-more-thrashed denim. The choice is yours. Of course, the choice won't be yours if your preferred cardigan sells out before you pick it up for yourself. And thanks to Alex Mill's ongoing popularity with savvy online shoppers (like you!), there's a non-zero chance that'll happen in the not-too-distant future. If you want to avoid shedding a tear or two over your keyboard later, the best bet is to get while the getting's good and grab your preferred color (or colors) now and keep one on hand at all times. Better safe than sorry, right?"
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