Pullover in 100% extra-fine merino virgin wool

Exclusive sweater made from Merino virgin wool – sustainably and fairly produced in the EU

This sweater stands for quality, sustainability, and exceptional craftsmanship. It is made from Merino Extrafine virgin wool – a premium wool that feels as soft as cashmere and is both durable and comfortable against the skin. The yarn is sourced from Italy, where it is spun under the highest ecological and animal-welfare standards.
Merino extrafine Cashwool  Made in Italy

• • • Long, boxy shape – modern oversized look with comfort

    • Mock neck – protective and stylish at the same time

    • Distinctive waffle knit – provides structure and depth

    • Fine ribbed cuffs – subtle accents with function

    • Side slits – for greater freedom of movement and a relaxed drape

    • Merino extrafine Cashwool – luxuriously soft, temperature-regulating, and long-lasting

Thanks to its long-fiber structure, the Merino wool is highly resistant to pilling and shrinking. As a result, the garment retains its shape and quality for a long time. Another notable benefit of Merino wool is its natural self-cleaning property, enabled by the natural wool wax, lanolin. This makes the garment dirt-repellent and prevents unpleasant odors. By simply airing it out after wearing, you can preserve the freshness of the natural fibers and reduce the need for washing.

Care: Hand wash 

Optimal, value-preserving care for a high-quality product

1. Protect your garments
We recommend placing products made from fine animal fibers into a wash bag or a pillowcase. Ensure the bag is properly closed. To provide even more protection, throw a few towels into the washing machine as a "cushion." Please do not add anything that could cause damage (e.g., jeans, T-shirts with any kind of patches, etc.). Naturally, only wash garments with similar colors.

2. Use only wool-specific detergent
It is important to choose a neutral detergent developed for delicate animal fiber products (e.g., Tenemoll from our webshop). We recommend avoiding the use of fabric softeners.

3. Pay attention to water temperature
Use only cooler water for the wash and rinse cycle. Hot water not only causes discoloration but also damages the delicate fine animal fibers and causes them to shrink.

4. Choose a gentle cycle
Always set your washing machine to the wool or hand wash cycle (max. 30°C) to prevent the garments from stretching or twisting. If you can choose a spin cycle on your washing machine, make sure to select the shortest one possible or end the spin process manually.

5. Do not use a tumble dryer
Never use a dryer for your fine animal fiber products. Lay your washed garments flat to dry. Be sure to avoid direct sunlight or other heat sources that could cause damage. We recommend flipping the garments at least once so they can dry well on both sides.

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