Name: Short wool cardigan Mythology – Vanilla Beige
Brand: Kauni
SKU: T-622 NN1
Availability: InStock

Short wool cardigan Mythology – Vanilla Beige

Product code: T-622 NN1·As seen in: Wool Power collection →

Short cardigan with a round neckline, zipper and protective symbols.

The zigzag pattern at the bottom hem and cuffs connects the earth and sky and creates protection. The entire cardigan is knitted using symbols of success, luck, and protection. This stylish knitwear offers the power of wool, elegance and sparks confidence,

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Made to order — production time 2–4 weeks depending on the design · Worldwide shipping

Description

100% PURE and NATURAL WOOL, that is a skin-friendly, temperature regulating, breathable and sustainable material. Mulesing free.

The product has been prewashed, making the product even warmer and more durable.
Designed and manufactured in Estonia.

Made in Pärnu, Estonia

Kauni knitwear is made in our own workshop in Pärnu, Estonia – knitted in small batches and finished by hand. Kauni was founded in 1996.

Care

Wool needs little washing – airing is usually enough. When needed, hand wash at 30°C with a wool detergent (no enzymes or bleach) or use the wool cycle at 30°C with a gentle spin (400–500 rpm). Shape while damp, dry flat away from direct sunlight and do not tumble dry. More tips in the size and care guide.

Tags: Colourful Knitwear, Estonian Knitwear, Geometric Patterns, Mulesing-Free Wool, Protective Symbols, Pure Wool, Sustainable Knitwear, Zip-up

Measurements

Size	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
1Chest circumference	94	98	102	106	110	114
BHem circumference	96	100	104	108	112	116
3Waist circumference	78	82	86	90	94	98
4Hip circumference	96	100	104	108	112	116
5Sleeve width	34	36	38	40	42	44
2Sleeve length	77	77	78	79	80	80
ATotal length	56	58	60	62	64	66

The table shows the measurements of the finished garment, not body measurements. All measurements are in centimetres. The number in the table shows where each measurement is taken on the drawing.