Poppy Melange Chatsworth 2ply Kaschmirpullover mit V-Ausschnitt
A Classic fit — approximately 4" of ease through the chest. Unsure? Call us and we’ll measure the garment for you.
Item SKU: 00258289
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Poppy Melange Chatsworth 2ply Kaschmirpullover mit V-Ausschnitt
Farbe: Mohn Melange | Kaschmir Größe: 36UK
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Robert Old 1909
Abholung verfügbar, gewöhnlich fertig in 24 stunden
20-21 Westover Road
Bournemouth BH1 2BY
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Grade A - 100% Pure Cashmere
Finest long-staple Mongolian cashmere, selected for softness, warmth and durability.
Crafted in Scotland
Knitted and hand-finished in Hawick by specialist craftspeople.
Designed to last
Timeless construction, exceptional materials and made to be worn for years.
The Robert Old View
Der V-Ausschnitt-Kaschmirpullover Chatsworth für Herren ist Teil unserer klassischen Kollektion und ein leichtes Kleidungsstück, das sich perfekt für das ganze Jahr eignet.
Gestrickt aus hochwertigstem, einfädigem 2/28-Kaschmirgarn aus Schottland, hergestellt aus dem feinsten Unterhaar des Fells der mongolischen Kaschmirziege.
Der Kaschmirpullover „Chatsworth“ hat eine klassische Form mit Paspelbund und Bündchen.
Klassische Farben wie Marineblau und Anthrazit sind immer verfügbar, während andere Farben saisonal eingeführt werden.
Als leichterer unserer beiden klassischen Kaschmir-V-Ausschnitte kann der Chatsworth problemlos über einem Hemd, als Ergänzung zu einer Winterjacke und einem Kaschmirschal oder als zusätzliche Schicht für einen kühleren Abend während der wärmeren Sommermonate getragen werden.
Craft & Construction
Fit & Sizing
Our sweater sizes correspond to your actual chest measurement. The garments are designed with a comfortable Classic Fit, allowing approximately 4 inches (10 cm) of ease through the chest for comfort and movement.
How to Measure Your Chest
Measure around the fullest part of your chest, just below the arms. Keep the tape level and comfortably snug, but not tight.
As a guide, if your chest measures 44 inches (112 cm), we would recommend a size 44. The finished garment will measure approximately 48 inches around the chest, providing the intended Classic Fit.
Prefer For a Tailored Fit?
If you prefer a neater, more tailored silhouette, you may wish to choose one size smaller than your usual chest size.
Top Tip: Measure a Sweater You Already Own
For the most reliable comparison:
- Lay a well-fitting sweater flat.
- Measure straight across the chest from armpit to armpit, without stretching the fabric.
- Double this measurement to find the garment’s full chest measurement.
If you send us this measurement, we’ll be happy to recommend the most suitable size.
Need Help?
If you’re unsure which size to choose, please contact us. Our team will be happy to advise you and help you find the right fit.
| Size | Sleeve Length | Back Length | Chest Size | |
| Robert Old Size (Inch) | Full chest measurement (Inch) | Underarm seam to cuff (Inch) | Base of collar to bottom of garment (Inch) | Underarm to underarm when laid flat (Inch) |
| 36UK | 40" | 19" | 27" | 20" |
| 38UK | 42" | 19" | 27.5" | 21" |
| 40UK | 44" | 19" | 28" | 22" |
| 42UK | 46" | 19" | 28" | 23" |
| 44UK | 48" | 19" | 28" | 24" |
| 46UK | 50" | 20" | 29.5" | 25" |
| 48UK | 52 | 20" | 29.5" | 26" |
| 50UK | 54" | 20" | 29.5" | 27" |
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Explore our exclusive men's luxury cashmere collection, meticulously crafted for the modern gentleman. Our Scottish-knitted cashmere sweaters epitomize indulgence, boasting the finest cashmere yarn for ultimate comfort.
At Robert Old we believe that all gentlemen should experience the pleasure of wearing a beautifully tailored item of clothing. A finely tailored garment can enhance a special occasion by providing the wearer comfort, freedom of movement and impeccable style
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