Vintage Outback Red Argyle Mohair and Wool Cardigan

This is a vintage women's cardigan sweater, likely from the late 20th century, featuring a distinctive argyle pattern. The primary colors are various shades of green, cream/off-white, and a light yellowish-beige. The sweater is constructed from a blend of mohair and wool, as indicated by the context, which gives it a soft, slightly fuzzy texture and substantial feel. The dominant color for the background and ribbed trims (neckline, cuffs, and hem) is a dark olive or forest green. The argyle diamonds are knitted in contrasting shades: cream/off-white, a lighter sage green, and a pale yellow-beige. These color blocks are well-defined, suggesting a jacquard knitting technique. The cardigan features a crew neck, a full button-front closure, and long sleeves. There are seven visible buttons, which appear to be antique silver-toned metal, possibly etched or textured. The hem and cuffs are finished with a ribbed knit, providing a snugger fit. A notable feature is the 'OUTBACK RED' brand label sewn into the neckline, confirming its manufacturer. The garment appears to be in good vintage condition, exhibiting some natural pilling or 'halo' effect common for mohair and wool blends, but no obvious tears, stains, or significant damage. The overall construction shows good craftsmanship with consistent stitching and pattern alignment. The 'outback red' context likely refers to the brand name, not the color of the item itself.