ARMEDANGELS
DILIRIAA REGLANA WOOL JUMPER | DEEP SEA BLUE
DILIRIAA REGLANA WOOL JUMPER | DEEP SEA BLUE
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Cosy and comfortable wool jumper from the German sustainable clothing brand ARMEDANGELS.
Slip into this mid-weight knit and enjoy the generous fit for ultimate comfort. With its casual slightly cropped design and a boxy silhouette, this jumper will add a playful touch to your look.
Made from a unique blend of recycled and organic wool, it's extra warm and soft, and will look great over a dress or a pair of high waisted jeans.
Product details
Product details
• length: 52 cm
• composition: 50% organic wool, 50% recycled wool
• made in Turkey
Sizing advice: This style runs oversized.
Chest width (measured from armpit to armpit with the garment laid flat) is the following: size XS - 55.5 cm, size S - 57 cm, size M - 59 cm
Care instructions
Care instructions
• hand wash
• do not bleach
• do not tumble dry
• iron on moderate heat
Product certification & standards
Product certification & standards
• 50% GRS certified recycled wool
RECYCLED KNITWEAR
This knit piece is made with recycled wool from consumer and production waste (pre- and post-consumer waste) to go easy on resources and save the CO2 emissions that would be released by production of new fibers. The recycled fibers are GRS (CU-1085700) certified to ensure environmental practices.
WOOL
Armedangels only use chlorine-free wool from certified organic farms that carry the strict "Global Organic Textile Standard" (GOTS). The sheep are kept in a manner appropriate to their species and are gently shorn.
About the brand
About the brand
Armedangels are a German sustainable fashion company, established in Cologne in 2007.
Their designs are contemporary and minimalist, with a Scandi twist. Timeless pieces made under fair working conditions and from sustainable, durable and regenerative materials, such as organic cotton, organic linen, organic wool, recycled cotton, Lenzig™ Ecovero™ and Tencel™ Lyocell.
Armedangels have been GOTS certified since 2011 and ensure that their clothes are made under fair conditions and in accordance with the standards set by Fairtrade and the Fair Wear Foundation.
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