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Dandelion knit turtleneck with flounce
The model in the picture is 178 cm and wearing size S.
Full length in size S, approx. 66 cm.
Baby alpaca wool is a natural fibre derived from the alpaca. The name baby alpaca does not mean that the wool comes from a lamb, but that the fibre comes from the extra soft places on the alpaca, such as the belly where the wool is finer and the best quality. The fine fibres of baby alpaca wool provide both warmth and increased breathability, making clothing containing baby alpaca incredibly comfortable to wear. Baby alpaca wool is 7x warmer than sheep wool, making it suitable for cold days and a warmer choice.
Merino wool comes from the merino sheep, which produces very soft wool. Merino wool is known for having finer fibres than most wools, which makes it feel less scratchy than other, coarser wools. Merino fibres are highly curled, making it possible to create light, airy, breathable, and durable products that don't shrink. Merino wool is highly absorbent and insulating, making it one of nature's finest fabrics. Its absorbency allows it to absorb up to about 35% of its weight in water without feeling damp. The insulating properties of merino wool make it comfortable and offer natural protection, so it's an excellent choice for clothing year round.
POLYAMIDE
Polyamide, also known as nylon, is a synthetic fibre with excellent durability. The polyamide quality has very good abrasion resistance, excellent colour retention, dries quickly and creases minimally.
- Turtleneck
- Patent knit
- Broad polyester taffeta ruffles at the bottom
- Long sleeves
- Breast pocket
