HAND TRICOT

Annette malabar

270.00€

A hand-knitted mohair sweater, a tank top for every month of the year!

Composition: 75% KidMohair 20% wool 5% polyamide

Thread origin: French thread

Place of manufacture : Hand-knitted Romania

Care instructions : machine washable. See our page Care instructions.

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This sweater is a rather large tank top.

Annette malabar

270.00€

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TO WEAR ALL YEAR ROUND!

This wide tank top can be worn over a shirt, a 3/4-sleeve dress, a blouse, a polka-dot tank top... and it always looks great.

Its large, airy knit keeps you just as warm as you need to be.

Each piece is unique because it is hand-knitted.

Its Malabar color is a sure bet! We can't get enough of it.

A HAND-KNITTED MOHAIR SWEATER

A HAND-KNITTED MOHAIR SWEATER

At first Raphaëlle knitted our sweaters by hand, then we called on friends, then we had to find a hand-knitting factory, and fortunately we met Ecaterina. She has a big house in Craiova, Romania, where ladies come to knit your sweaters.

We check every piece, because in hand knitting, every piece is unique!

UNIQUE PIECES

UNIQUE PIECES

This sweater is in stock and not available for pre-order.

Yes, I do a lot of pre-ordering, but this sweater is in stock!

Why is that? Simply because hand knitting, which makes for some very, very beautiful and very furry sweaters, is still very much a craft. Each person knits in his or her own way, and I'd even go so far as to say that the same person doesn't knit the same thing twice. So I prefer to order very small series that I can check in detail and offer for sale as soon as I have the pieces in hand.

A FRENCH THREAD

A FRENCH THREAD

The mohair yarn we use for this hand-knitted sweater is a chunky yarn (hand-knitting obliges). It comes from one of the last French spinners on the Millevaches plateau. His hollow-spindle spinning capacity is very limited because his machine is too old. So he buys the raw yarn in Italy and dyes it in France, but within 18 to 24 months, he hopes to be able to spin his mohair yarn into scraped bouclettes again in his workshops, thanks to investment in more modern machinery. The dyeing is carried out in France, and it's a bamboo-filled basin, totally natural and highly efficient, that retreats the dyeing water.