Lambswool Braided Sweater - Chiantishire

SKU:  CW00502

€24,10 / m
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Color: Camel Mélange

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A series of lambswool sweaters created for us at Tosca Italian Fabrics by our artisan weaver Gino Biancalani, recycling natural fibers. The result is a rich, soft, and relaxedly elegant cable knit, available in a selection of 17 vibrant colors. With the knit fabric by the meter, you can create your own personal collection of garments, which will obviously be quicker than knitting. Unleash your imagination in the creation of cardigans, sweaters, intarsia knits, and even hippie-chic bags and cushions.

Composition

90% Lambswool, 10% Polyamide

Reason

Solid color

Height

131 cm

Weight gram per linear meter

500 g per linear meter

Washing instructions

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Description

Lambswool is the wool obtained from the first shearing of lambs, usually sheared at around four months of age. It is particularly prized for its characteristic softness and is characterized by a wavy fiber that makes it suitable for more refined projects. A series of Lambswool cable knits created for us at Tosca Italian Fabrics by our artisan weaver Gino Biancalani using recycled natural fibers. The result is a rich, soft cable knit with a relaxed elegance, available in a selection of 20 vibrant colors. Ideal for making cardigans, sweaters, intarsia, hippie-chic bags, and cushions.

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