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Devold Nansen Sweater Split Seam Womens
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Product description
The Devold Nansen sweater is a fundamental part of Devold’s history, named after the famous Norwegian explorer, Fridtjof Nansen, who completed the first crossing of Greenland in 1888, dressed in Devold.
The Nansen sweaters will perform in the toughest conditions, or make you stand out in the streets. 100% pure new wool from Norwegian sheep.
Loose fit.
Inside material: 100 % pure new wool
Fiber: 32-36 micron
Gender
Women
Material
Wool 100%
Sleeve length
Long
Weight
0,5 kg(Includes the weight of the packaging)
Warranty
24 month(s)
Country of origin
Lithuania
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Location Store (Helsinki): Clothes, 1, warehouse
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| Overall rating | (5 reviews) |
Product description
The Devold Nansen sweater is a fundamental part of Devold’s history, named after the famous Norwegian explorer, Fridtjof Nansen, who completed the first crossing of Greenland in 1888, dressed in Devold.
The Nansen sweaters will perform in the toughest conditions, or make you stand out in the streets. 100% pure new wool from Norwegian sheep.
Loose fit.
Inside material: 100 % pure new wool
Fiber: 32-36 micron
Devold size guide
The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 300 x 200 x 100 mm.
The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 300 x 200 x 100 mm.
Gender
Women
Material
Wool 100%
Sleeve length
Long
Weight
0,5 kg(Includes the weight of the packaging)
Warranty
24 month(s)
Country of origin
LithuaniaComments
| Overall rating | ☆☆☆☆☆ |
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So warm and cozy. Love the style with the slits!
— Show originalCool. It is expensive, but great. These times are strange. I am Spanish, from a country whose sheep farming has been a milestone in its history. Today there is no way to find wool, much less good wool, or 100% wool garments, much less quality. One wonders ... where is the wool? Where do they take the wool? And what there is is a prohibitive price. They will be organic and plant-based fabrics, but surely not wool. And since there is no better garment in winter than wool, I was crazy to find pullovers of this genre. And although you have found it in the fifth pine tree, no less than in Finland, it is well bought. Top quality and well made fabric. Only my grandmother wove them much better| Overall rating |
— Show originalI’ve been wearing this sweater night and day since it came. I am seriously considering buying another one.Brand