Stoneage Tiree 4-fädiger Kaschmirpullover mit Rundhalsausschnitt
Der Tiree, ein klassischer 4-fädiger Kaschmirpullover mit Rundhalsausschnitt
Dieser dicke, gemütliche und strapazierfähige Pullover ist ideal für die kalten Wintermonate und kann entweder unter einem lässigen Mantel oder allein als Außenschicht getragen werden.
Die Super-Premium-Qualität dieses Kaschmirpullovers mit Rundhalsausschnitt ist nahezu konkurrenzlos und an der Qualität der Rohmaterialien und des Herstellungsprozesses sofort erkennbar.
Gestrickt aus 2-fädigem 2/28-Kaschmirgarn der Super-Premium-Qualität aus Schottland, hergestellt aus 100 % feinstem Kaschmir aus der Inneren Mongolei.
Exklusiv nach unseren anspruchsvollen Standards in der schottischen Kleinstadt Hawick hergestellt.
Erhältlich in zahlreichen satten Kaschmirfarben, die saisonal aktualisiert werden.
Der Kaschmirkenner wird den wunderbaren Glanz, die Dichte und die Haltbarkeit dieses Kaschmirpullovers zu schätzen wissen.
* Das Model trägt Größe 40" für eine entspannte, klassische Passform. Der Brustumfang des Models beträgt 41", die Taille misst 33" (Schulter zu Schulter 22").
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Cashmere Sweater Size Advice
As with any hand-finished garment, there can be slight natural variations in size. Our sizes correspond to a gentleman’s actual chest measurement and are designed for a comfortable classic fit, with approximately 4 inches of ease for comfort.
For example, a 44" chest corresponds to a size 44, with a finished garment measurement of approximately 24" across the front when laid flat, and therefore 48" around the whole chest. For a closer, more tailored fit, we recommend choosing one size smaller than your chest measurement.
May we suggest – Measure Your Favourite Sweater:
Lay your sweater flat and measure across the chest from armpit to armpit without stretching. Multiply by two to get your full chest size. You can also measure the back length and sleeve for extra accuracy.
You can compare your measurements with our size guide, or send them to us along with the style and colour you’re interested in. We’ll gladly confirm the best fit for you.
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