Bouclé round-neck sweater
Alpaca bouclé
£139
Colour: Dark chocolate
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You'll love the feel of this cosy alpaca bouclé round-neck sweater – it's incredibly soft and light. The scallop edge at the neckline gives a lovely detail. 89% Alpaca 11% Polyamide
- Dry clean
- Soft and cosy alpaca bouclé
- Regular fit
- Round neckline
- Scallop edge detail at neck
- Full-length sleeves
- Rib-stitch at cuffs and hem
Style Code: TC12
Fibre
The alpacas are responsibly farmed in the Peruvian highlands, where the yarn is also spun and dyed. Thanks to their soft hooves and gentle feeding habits, alpacas have a light impact on the land on which they graze. To ensure the structural stability and durability of the yarn, a polyamide fibre is used. We aim to avoid synthetic fibres in our collections, but include it on this occasion to make sure our garments last without compromising the unique boucle texture.
Fabric
Our alpaca bouclé yarn creates warm and playful knitted garments with a distinctive textured appearance. Bouclé refers to a yarn made with loops of fibre along its length, which creates a beautifully curly texture when knitted. As well as adding visual character, this unique structure creates additional air pockets, enhancing the fabric’s natural warmth and insulation. The fibres are top dyed before being spun into yarn, a process that creates beautiful mélange colours with depth and a soft hand feel. Each panel is knitted to the shape of the garment, reducing yarn waste. The panels and trims are then attached using a hand-linking machine, resulting in a beautifully finished, premium quality garment.
Factory
One of our newest knitwear suppliers is located in Peru. We chose to work with them because of their excellent skills, drawn from centuries of tradition using materials such as alpaca, cotton and wool, all of which are available locally.
The alpacas are responsibly farmed in the Peruvian highlands, where the yarn is also spun and dyed. Thanks to their soft hooves and gentle feeding habits, alpacas have a light impact on the land on which they graze. To ensure the structural stability and durability of the yarn, a polyamide fibre is used. We aim to avoid synthetic fibres in our collections, but include it on this occasion to make sure our garments last without compromising the unique boucle texture.
Fabric
Our alpaca bouclé yarn creates warm and playful knitted garments with a distinctive textured appearance. Bouclé refers to a yarn made with loops of fibre along its length, which creates a beautifully curly texture when knitted. As well as adding visual character, this unique structure creates additional air pockets, enhancing the fabric’s natural warmth and insulation. The fibres are top dyed before being spun into yarn, a process that creates beautiful mélange colours with depth and a soft hand feel. Each panel is knitted to the shape of the garment, reducing yarn waste. The panels and trims are then attached using a hand-linking machine, resulting in a beautifully finished, premium quality garment.
Factory
One of our newest knitwear suppliers is located in Peru. We chose to work with them because of their excellent skills, drawn from centuries of tradition using materials such as alpaca, cotton and wool, all of which are available locally.
STANDARD DELIVERY - £4.95
Items should arrive within 2 days of despatch (excl. Sundays) though please allow up to 5 days.
NEXT DAY DELIVERY - £8.95
Order by 8pm on weekdays for guaranteed next day delivery of in stock items, and by 1pm on Bank holiday Mondays,
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