Dante - Cable Knit Lambswool Sweater (REMNANT 1.6 M)

SKU:  S100523

€28,74
€47,90
€28,74
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Inspired by great timeless English knitwear brands, such as Drumohr and Robertson, this fabric is created from locally selected deadstock yarns and crafted by our artisans. Soft, cozy, and in delicate pastel colors: authentic luxury, bridging tradition and the future.

Dimensions: 160 cm x 140 cm

Composition

90% Lambswool, 10% Polyamide

Reason

Solid Color

Height

140 cm

Weight gram per linear meter

665 gr per linear meter

Washing instructions

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Description

Discover Dante, the cable-knit Lambswool fabric, with its refined and cozy appearance, ideal for creating comfortable garments with timeless charm. The distinctive cable-knit construction gives the surface an elegant, sophisticated, three-dimensional effect, perfect for creating both classic and contemporary looks.

Lambswool knit is ideal for making soft, warm garments, perfect for the autumn and winter seasons. Thanks to its textured weave, this fabric lends itself to the creation of sweaters, cardigans, dresses, skirts, oversized garments, and handmade accessories, offering endless possibilities for your tailoring and creative sewing projects.

The product is available as a 1.6-meter Lambswool knit remnant, a practical solution to give shape to your ideas and create original, personalized garments.

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