Boutons en forme de coquillage Les boutons en coquillage durable ajoutent une touche de beauté naturelle à votre vêtement. Chaque bouton a une texture unique, mettant en valeur les variations exquises de la nature.
Très respirant En tant que régulateur de température naturel, notre matériau 100 % lin comprend des fibres creuses qui permettent une meilleure circulation de l'air vers votre corps que d'autres matériaux. Il est également très absorbant sans être humide au toucher.
Cropped length Shortened length for a modern and trendy style.
Our Linen cardigan with front buttons blends relaxed charm with timeless style. Its flattering cropped length, round neckline, and 3/4 sleeves offer a feminine touch, while the breathable 100% linen ensures comfort. Perfect as a bolero jacket, it’s your go-to piece for an effortlessly polished look year-round.
| Fit: | Regular |
| Neckline: | Round Neck |
| Material: | 100% lin |
| Fabric weight: | Lightweight |
Machine wash in cold water on a gentle cycle or linen wash setting, and with similar colors. Never use bleaches or softeners. Tumble dry on low heat or hang to dry for the best results. No iron necessary – enjoy the natural creases and crumples. However, if you still want an item pressed, use a medium-hot iron on the steam setting.
We use locally sourced European flax, grown with minimal water and no harsh chemicals. Our production follows ethical practices, ensuring fair wages and responsible manufacturing.
Linen that gets stronger and better
Expertly woven and sewn, our 100% linen pieces are made to last. Designed for breathability, comfort, and effortless style, each garment only improves with wear.
Naturally biodegradable, plastic-free
From sustainable sourcing to eco-friendly packaging, we prioritize low-impact production. Naturally antibacterial and hypoallergenic, our linen is kind to both your skin and the environment.
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