100% Wool English Rib Cardigan Sweater with Jewel Buttons - Blu Zero

• 1 KG of fine Italian virgin wool for each garment
• Handcrafted, like it used to be
• Unprecedented longevity of the garment and enveloping sensation

100% Made in Italy
Color Blue Zero
The models are 185 cm tall and weigh approximately 78 kg. They are wearing a size S in the photos.

Designed and produced entirely in Italy.

100% Pure Extrafine, Shrink-Resistant Merino Virgin Wool, yarn produced by Tollegno 1900 (Biella). The term "virgin" refers to the wool from fleece shearing, which is completely natural, not regenerated or recovered from other industrial processes. The Woolmark certification guarantees pure organic virgin wool.

The color is Zero Blue, darker than black, with particular reflections when the light changes.

The jewel buttons are made of matte gold metal and sewn by hand.

Comandante is a cardigan designed for functionality and durability. The key to its longevity and durability is the tight, dense weave of the yarn, which requires a greater amount of raw material than similar mass-produced products; in fact, this item boasts the use of 1 kg of wool per piece, equivalent to a full spool.

All these details justify its value, making it an unparalleled and timeless garment.

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Perfect for a casual Friday at the office; paired with denim and a t-shirt in the evening; appropriate as a blazer or tie in formal settings; try it with a lightweight turtleneck on colder days; or cozy at home with relaxed outfits.

Chameleonic and versatile, it embodies the concept of relaxed formality.

During the Crimean War, given the constant temperature changes on the battlefield, James Thomas Brudenell, 7th Earl of Cardigan, commander of the British army, was forced to undress several times a day, having to dismount from his horse and remove his headgear.

In battle, time is precious and the commander decides to solve the problem his way: he takes one of the thick woolen sweaters with a V-neck and cuts it along the chest, adding buttons to join the two ends.

Thus the first cardigan was born.