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Chunky V-Neck Cardigan Ecru

$348.00

A warm, structured knit with a soft handfeel. Made in Portugal from extra-fine, mulesing-free merino wool spun by Tollegno 1900 — a heritage Italian mill known for its craftsmanship and responsible production. Knitted at 7-gauge in a three-end half-cardigan rib, it has a structured surface that balances weight and softness.

The V-neckline, dropped shoulders, and large buttons create a relaxed silhouette that feels refined and enduring.

Size

In stock

Made in Portugal
100% merino wool (responsible)

- Certified mulesing-free wool, spun by Tollegno 1900 in Italy
- 7-gauge, half-cardigan rib knit
- Heavyweight with a soft, structured feel
- Relaxed fit with dropped shoulders
- Fully fashioned construction with linked seams
- V-neckline and button-front closure
- Ribbed cuffs and hem

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Material Breakdown

Main material: 100% merino wool, certified responsible & mulesing free
Fiber origin: Australia
Yarn spinning: Italy
Knitting mill: Portugal

Buttons: Bioresin, made in Italy, finished in Lithuania
Labels: organic cotton / recycled polyester

Price Breakdown

Materials & Labor: 50.76€
Company Cost: 117.19€
Logistics: 8.52€
Tax: 33.53€

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Production

Yarn spun in Italy
Garment knitted in Portugal

Care

Extend the life of this garment and minimise the impact on the environment by only washing when necessary. As wool is naturally self-cleaning, we recommend airing or steaming to refresh your garment between wears.

Using gentle wool wash detergent, wash by hand or in your washing machine, using a reliable wool wash program at a consistently low temperature and low spinning cycle to avoid shrinking. When washing by hand, wash and rinse without rubbing or wringing. Always dry flat, as wet wool stretches easily. Do not use fabric softener and do not tumble dry. Wash with similar colors. Please note, each machine may handle wool differently, so wash at your own risk and handle with care.

Pilling occurs in merino wool due to the natural fibers rubbing against each other during wear. This is a normal process and not a sign of poor quality. Over time, pilling will reduce and can be gently removed by hand or using a fabric shaver.

For more information, visit our care guide.

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