Women's Merino Basic 1/4 Zip Jumper

Womens Sizing for Knitwear, Jackets etc. 

Our Sizes	XS	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL
Chest
Inches	30”	32”	34”	36”	38-40”	40-43”	44-46”
cm	76cm	81cm	86cm	91cm	97-102cm	104-109cm	112-119cm
Hip
Inches	34”	36”	38”	40”	42-44”	45-47”	48-50”
cm	86cm	91cm	97cm	102cm	107-112cm	114-119cm	122-128cm

 

All garments have detailed care instructions.  This information is mainly found on the inside Body seam on garments and under the brand label on accessories.

Below are some of the basic care instructions for your reference.

 

100% Merino Wool Styles:

Hand Wash or Gentle Wool Wash, Mild Wool Detergent, Warm Rinse, Normal Spin. 
Do not rub or bleach, Do not tumble dry, Do not Dry Clean.

Dry flat in shade.

 

75% Lambswool 25% Angora Styles:

 

Hand Wash or Gentle Wool Wash, Mild Wool Detergent, Warm Rinse, Normal Spin. 
Do not rub or bleach, Do not tumble dry, Do not Dry Clean.

Dry flat in shade.

 

60% Merino 30% Possum 10% Nylon Styles:

Hand Wash or Gentle Wool Wash, Mild Wool Detergent, Warm Rinse, Normal Spin. 
Do not rub or bleach, Do not tumble dry, Do not Dry Clean.

Dry flat in shade.

 

Garment Pilling: 

What is Pilling? Fabric pills occur as the result of normal wear and tear. Shorter clothing fibres on the surface of the garment become tangled together, and begin to clump resulting in the characteristic lint balls that are visible on your clothing. 

How to prevent Pilling: Naturally we stress our clothing every time we wear it, so some pilling is always possible. However there are some ways to minimise this pilling by reducing friction against your garments.  

• Backpacks and handbag straps often cause this friction 
• A washing machine does not specifically cause pilling but it can speed up the process or worsen it. 
• First, always refer to the garment care label inside the garment. 
• Turn garments inside out. So it is the inside that rubs against other garments. 
• Fasten all zips, buttons and hooks. Hard objects can damage the clothing fibres.
• Sort garments before washing to prevent heavier fabrics damaging your knitwear during the wash cycle. 
• Use a gentle wool cycle, or hand wash your garments.

 

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