Sweater in alpaca wool and synthetic fibers dark gray and large beige flowers.

A sweater with large beige flowers on a dark gray background knitted in stockinette stitch.

The main reason for the presence of synthetic fibers in woolens is that they bring softness. Indeed, pure wool is very famous for being warm, but unfortunately, it can cause tingling or itching. Mixed with synthetic fibers, the wool becomes softer and more supple, and the strength and stretch are enhanced. On the other hand, synthetic fibers increase the insulating power of wool and facilitate its maintenance.

Thus this warm, soft, cozy, and light sweater will not deform and will resist the assaults of the playground.

Intarsia is the knitting technique used to draw the red flowers, the silver heart, and the green stems. Unlike jacquard, where the yarn does not break from pattern to pattern, in intarsia knitting, the yarns are only present in the areas affected by the design, both right side up and left side down. It is no longer possible to get your fingers caught in the wool while putting on your sweater and the knit remains soft and stretchy.

It is nicely finished with scalloped ribbing around the neckline and cuffs with a ruffled effect.

The opening on the shoulder closes with two natural mothers of pearl buttons.

The girls will be flowery even in winter!

Available in baby with buttons to facilitate the passage of the head.

Ref: V202/BITUME