Natalia violet

295.00€

A purple openwork sweater, loose and delicate

Composition: 70% SuperKid mohair - 30% silk

Yarn origin: Italy

Manufacturing location: Marzia, Italy

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

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Natalia violet

295.00€

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Natalia is a full sweater with a deep armhole and wide chest. The lower body is slightly tightened by a 1/1 rib. The long sleeve is a little short, with a ruffle detail in the knit at the bottom of the sleeve.
The openwork is very fancy and the neckline finish is slightly serrated. This purple is perfect! It's neither dark nor light, with an in-between tone height that gives a very pretty complexion. Between fashion and retro, I particularly like this purple reference !

A MOHAIR LIKE NO OTHER

A MOHAIR LIKE NO OTHER

0% polyamide - 70% superkid mohair and 30% silk - Renewable natural resources for a sweater that breathes.
This precious yarn is spun from long, fine mohair fibers at our RMS (Responsible Mohair Standard) certified spinning mill in Italy. RMS certification ensures traceability and sets out rules for breeding farms that respect the environment and the animals (herd density on the land, respect for biodiversity, shearing of animals, etc.).
Combine the highest quality mohair and the finest silk and you get exceptional quality, softness and luminosity.
This yarn quality guarantees a very soft mohair sweater that won't pilling and will last a long time.

MADE WITH A SMILE BY MARZIA

MADE WITH A SMILE BY MARZIA

This mohair sweater is made in Italy in a small family-run factory near Venice. The Venice region is the cradle of high-end Italian knitwear. This is where luxury brands manufacture in Italy, because it's in this region that Italian knitwear know-how excels.
The factory was founded by Marzia's parents in the early 60s.
Today, between craftsmanship and technology, it's Marzia, her mom, her siblings and her extended family who keep this know-how and their love of beautiful products alive. Pattern-making and many of the finishing touches are done by hand, and quality control is carried out panel by panel... when I work with Marzia, I know she's making my sweaters as if they were her own!