Collared sweater
Alpaca & silk
$ 258
Colour: Fawn brown
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A nicely neat sweater knitted in soft and luxurious alpaca and silk yarn with a full-needle soft collar and agoya-shell button opening at the placket. With gathers at the shoulders, the three-quarter length sleeves finish with a ribbed cuff for a blouson effect. 70% alpaca 21% baby alpaca 9% silk
- Dry clean
- Luxurious and soft alpaca and silk yarn
- Fully fashioned knitwear
- Neat silhouette
- Full-needle soft collar
- Agoya shell button and placket opening
- Gathered shoulders
- Three-quarter length sleeves
- Neat ribbed cuff to create puff sleeves
- Small rib hemline
- Ribbed panel detail at sides
- Fully-fashioned to create shaping
Style Code: RP16
Fibre
The alpacas are responsibly farmed in the Peruvian highlands, where the yarn is also spun and dyed. Thanks to their soft hooves and gentle feeding habits, alpacas have a light impact on the land on which they graze. Our premium-quality silk is sourced in China.
Fabric
Our soft and distinctive brushed bouclé alpaca and silk yarn is specially developed to avoid the use of synthetic materials. Textured bouclé yarns are typically spun with synthetic threads to help maintain their structure, but in our yarn, these are replaced with pure silk filaments, preserving the natural beauty of the fibres while creating a beautifully tactile texture. The brushed bouclé knitwear is lightweight, exceptionally soft and warm, offering a luxurious feel with a beautifully textured finish. Each panel is knitted to the shape of the garment, reducing yarn waste. The panels and trims are then attached using a hand-linking machine, resulting in a beautifully finished, premium quality garment.
Factory
One of our newest knitwear suppliers is located in Peru. We chose to work with them because of their excellent skills, drawn from centuries of tradition using materials such as alpaca, cotton and wool, all of which are available locally.
The alpacas are responsibly farmed in the Peruvian highlands, where the yarn is also spun and dyed. Thanks to their soft hooves and gentle feeding habits, alpacas have a light impact on the land on which they graze. Our premium-quality silk is sourced in China.
Fabric
Our soft and distinctive brushed bouclé alpaca and silk yarn is specially developed to avoid the use of synthetic materials. Textured bouclé yarns are typically spun with synthetic threads to help maintain their structure, but in our yarn, these are replaced with pure silk filaments, preserving the natural beauty of the fibres while creating a beautifully tactile texture. The brushed bouclé knitwear is lightweight, exceptionally soft and warm, offering a luxurious feel with a beautifully textured finish. Each panel is knitted to the shape of the garment, reducing yarn waste. The panels and trims are then attached using a hand-linking machine, resulting in a beautifully finished, premium quality garment.
Factory
One of our newest knitwear suppliers is located in Peru. We chose to work with them because of their excellent skills, drawn from centuries of tradition using materials such as alpaca, cotton and wool, all of which are available locally.
FedEx Delivery
We are happy to fulfil order to most countries and we use FedEx for orders to the rest of the world. All orders are fully trackable, and all import duties and local taxes are covered by us. Deliveries to the rest of the world take up to 10 working days.
Rest of the World RETURNS
Retunrs from the rest pf the world are at the recipient's cost including any additional taxes or charges that you might incur through returning your order.
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