Wednesday, July 22, 2026

Martine McCutcheon Rocks Primark’s £12 Cardigan

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While it may be a few more weeks before the holiday season, Martine McCutcheon is already embracing her famous Love Actually character’s style with a cozy cardigan-coat hybrid. Martine was seen sporting the Contrast Stitch Cardigan from Primark, priced at just £12.

Although the cardigan is not available for direct online purchase, it can be ordered for click and collect to secure the sought-after knitwear before it runs out of stock. Currently, the cream variant of the cardigan is only available in sizes XS and small online, but local Primark stores might have a wider range of sizes in stock.

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While Martine chose the cream version, the Contrast Stitch Cardigan is also offered in grey and chocolate brown hues, though these colors are currently out of stock on the Primark website. Nevertheless, checking local Primark stores for availability can help secure one.

Martine donned the cardigan during a brisk autumn stroll in London, pairing it with Primark flared jeans priced at £8 and chocolate brown accessories. Her oversized scarf, ankle boots, and knitted beanie hat perfectly echoed her Love Actually character Natalie’s style, sparking excitement for cozying up with favorite Christmas movies.

Despite its £12 price tag, the Primark cardigan exudes a high-end appearance. Featuring two front patch pockets and contrast blanket stitching on cuffs and hems, it mimics designer aesthetics at a fraction of the cost.

With an oversized boxy silhouette, the cardigan is versatile for layering over various outfits, from fitted tops to flowing dresses. Its timeless design allows easy pairing with different ensembles, whether styled

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