Short cardigan

made of alpaca with polyamide

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Short cardigan made of cuddly soft alpaca wool in a loose fit with large, tonal buttons. The wide ribbed trims have a wonderfully soft and feminine effect thanks to the hairy alpaca yarn. In three trendy colours, the cardigan is the perfect companion for fashionable looks in every season. The fibres have an insulating effect on cool days and provide heat balance in summer, as they are able to repel heat. A lightness that inspires!

loose, boxy, with polyamide
87% alpaca | 13% polyamide

Art. Nr. 13193-00

Order number: 122-13193-mineral-green-34
: 87% alpaca | 13% polyamide
: loose, boxy, with polyamide

Product details

Alpaca

Particularly fine and silky fibres make alpaca wool a noble and high-quality material. Our favourite alpaca wool pieces captivate with their sheen and a cozy feel. By the way, there are only about 4 million alpacas in the world, which live freely in Peru high up in the Andes.

Material origin
Alpaca from Peru | Polyamide from Peru

100% climate neutral

This item is completely CO₂-neutralized. Together with the experts from ClimatePartner, we determine the CO₂ emissions caused during production and offset them by supporting a forest conservation project in Brazil.

Transparency

It is a long way from the first idea to the new garment and many people are involved in this creative process. We set ourselves high standards along the entire textile value chain, and we show you where we produce and the people behind our products.

Designed to last

Fair fashion takes time, which is why we produce two collections a year. When designing our slow fashion, we focus on timeless designs and reflected trends. Each of our high quality garments made from sustainable natural materials is made to last.

Fairly made in
Peru

From the dyeing of the yarn to the production of our favorite alpaca wool sweaters: Our producer in Peru covers the complete value chain. What we are particularly pleased about: social commitment and research work around the alpacas and the textile production in Peru are writ large here.