MERINO TENCEL PULLOVER

This Pullover stands out for its composition in extrafine merino wool, the most advanced natural fiber for its qualities.

- Maintains the body's thermal balance
- Insulation suitable for heat and cold
- Natural anti-odor property
- Quick drying capacity
- Superior comfort and softness when worn
- Extremely soft to the touch

Our selection focused on 16.5 micron wool, sourced from New Zealand and certified mulesing-free, to guarantee respect for the sheep.

For more details on our Extrafine Merino Wool.

Our spinner Schoeller in Austria creates this yarn from wool and Tencel fibers by twisting the fibers into a single yarn, an intimate blend of these two materials to bring together the best of both worlds.

60% Extrafine Merino Wool - 40% Tencel

The material blend of fine merino and Tencel creates an optimal climate balance and protects the planet's resources, as wood and wool are renewable and 100% recyclable raw materials.

The advantage of this blend of natural fibers is that it perfectly regulates your body temperature so you can wear this sweater in a wide range of temperatures.

The knit is dense so the sweater doesn't stretch out, but it's airy enough to let your skin breathe.

The sweater weighs 550g in size M, which is an average weight to see you through most of the year.

Our sweater is knitted in a specialist workshop in Lithuania using a compact and tight Milano knitting stitch: it will not pill and will keep its shape year after year.

Wool has a scaly surface, and because its fibers are not arranged evenly, they cling together when they come into contact with each other. A warm, humid environment accentuates this effect, causing the wool to felt. Wool is treated to prevent this from happening.

The conventional process used until now consists of smoothing these scales and then coating the wool fibers with a wash-resistant chlorine film. A significant amount of AOX pollutants is released during this process. This leads to environmental pollution and is directly attributable to the wool fibers.

EXP stands for "EX-Pollution," meaning the avoidance of pollutants during the anti-felting treatment process. EXP is a revolutionary new process from our spinner Schoeller Spinning Group that allows the wool to remain machine washable without the use of chlorine. Microparticles, which may eventually detach during washing and enter the global water cycle, biodegrade completely.