Funnel-neck sweater
Organic cotton & alpaca
was £169 now £89
Blending baby alpaca with organic cotton to create a soft and warm funnel-neck sweater to snuggle into. Knitted into a relaxed, boxy fit with a full-needle stitch on the body and half-cardigan stitch on the sleeves, it has deep ribbed cuffs and hemline.
- 63% baby alpaca 37% organic cotton
- Hand wash
- Soft and warm blend of alpaca and cotton
- Relaxed boxy fit
- Full-needle body
- Funnel-neck
- Half-cardigan stitch on neck and sleeves
- Curved shaped cuffs with fashioning marks
- Deep ribbed cuffs and hemline
- Style code - UY68
Fibre
Our organic cotton is grown in India, solely on organic farms that take care of the soil, ecosystem and people by relying on biodiversity and local natural cycles. Organic cotton is certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) from the organic fibre source to the spinning of the yarn. GOTS is the leading standard for organic fibres, including ecological and social criteria and is backed by independent third-party certification. We are working on extending the certification to cover the entire textile supply chain.
The alpacas are responsibly farmed in the Peruvian highlands, where the spinning and dyeing of the yarn also occurs. Alpacas' impact is light on the land they graze which makes them one of the most environmentally friendly animals.
Fabric
The combination of organic cotton and alpaca fibre results in cosy knitwear that has the drape of cotton with the warmth of alpaca. The fibres are 'top' dyed before being spun into yarn. This process results in beautiful melange colours and a softer hand feel. Each panel is knitted to the shape of the garment which therefore creates less wastage. Panels and trims are attached using a hand-linking machine, resulting in a premium, high-quality garment.
Factory
Focused on creating low volume, high-quality garments, our Dongguan, near Hong Kong, based supplier is owned and managed by Jackie, recently with the involvement of his charming son Chapman. It is always a pleasure to visit Jackie and receive a sample from him as he nearly always interprets the design so well.