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Agnes Navy Sweater

€139.00 EUR
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ColorNavy

Make a statement with comfort with the Agnes Sweater in classic navy. This oversized knit features side slits and unique color block details.

Made from warm, yet lightweight, 100% recycled wool (GRS, LCA, Reverso certified)

Materials:
100% Recycled Wool
GRS and Reverso Certified

Care instructions:
Wash at cold temperatures by hand or in a special wool machine program.
Do not tumble-dry.
Flat dry.

Sightly oversized fit. Size up for an extra oversize fit but don't forget knits strech!

Check the tool "Size guide" to see a detailed chart of the garment measurements.

Recycled Wool

This product is made from Recycled Wool, making the garment soft, warm and reducing it's CO2 Emissions and Water Waste.


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Introducing

Agnes Sweater

Designed for elegance, the color block detail makes it special without loosing the timeless style.

Made from 100% Recycled Wool we know it will last a lifetime.

Curious about how this product is made?

We're an open book

Who Made This?
Meet our partners, local producers form Portugal. High quality garments made with sustainable materials.

Filpucci - Yarn Maker

Established in 1967, Fillpucci is an esteemed Italian yarn maker renowned for high-end knitwear shifting their attention to being pioneers in creating high-quality recycled yarns.

Meet Naz Factories. Sustainable fashion ethically produced in Portugal.

MPL - Knitting Partner

They contribute to 38 families from the small region they’re located, Loriga, with a direct social impact on more than 15% of the total population.

Is Wool Bad for the Environment?

While wool has amazing qualities that no other man-made fiber was able to mimic. Virgin wool brings up animal welfare and CO2 emission concerns that need to be addressed.

It can be pretty sustainable too, did you know 70% of a garment impact happens after it was bought? So wool here wins the game: it doesn't need to be washed a lot, only cold temperatures and it's most likely to be worn more and less likely to end up in trash and be recycled instead!

How is it Recycled?

We want to do better so we work with what already exists and wool is the most recycled fiber next to cotton. How does it happen?

Simple. They shred either be pre-consumer or post-consumer waste, comb it (just like our hair) and make new yarn out of it! It's very common to add new fiber to ensure higher quality but our supplier is one of the best ones doing new yarn it without adding any virgin fibers!

Our advise? Look for GRS certification!
We still have a long way to full circularity but we're walking the walk.

How to Care for it?

We promise it's very simple!

Probably the biggest concern when buying a wool garment is how to care for it and make sure it doesn't end up in your child drawer because it shrank.

We promise it's very simple, let us help!

Wash Less

Rule #1: do not wash your wool garments every time you wear them, ok? Just hang it outside the house or in a damp bathroom, because wool cleans itself to some extent - if you have a tiny stain, why not spot clean it?

Wash on Cold Temperatures

Most washing machines are gentler than the old hand wash.

Here at home we always Wash on a Gentle Wool Cycle at Cold Temperatures (30º it's not cold , ok?). And don't tumble dry, please, it will felt that beautiful sweater.

When drying always Air Dry Flat, try to lay it out neatly so it retains its shape forever!

Golden Rule: Don't use fabric softner!

Fabric softner has enzymes that love to eat all that wool, and that is how you create pilling! Here we have hard water so we can't just ditch it all together, so we use vinegar instead - it works wonders and leaves absolutely no smell!

Know more how to take care of your garments here.

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