KN-13
Cashmere turtleneck sweater
The yarn is made from 100% baby cashmere, which is taken from baby goats less than one year old in Inner Mongolia. It is a very fine fiber with an average fineness of 13.6 microns, equivalent to Super200's. It is spun and dyed in a factory in China, knitted in Japan, and then shrunk to give it a very bulky and fluffy finish. Baby cashmere wool is soft, smooth, and lightweight, but has excellent heat retention due to the hollow space inside the fiber. It is made using a machine that knits the entire garment directly from the yarn, called a whole garment. The whole garment is characterized by the lack of seam allowances, and there are many structural constraints, so the seamless nature of the sweater can result in a flat finish, but on the contrary, this sweater makes use of these characteristics to create a flat sweater. There is no difference between the front and back, so it can be worn either backwards, the shoulder slope is horizontal, and the rest of the neckline is straight. The neck part can be folded over or worn as is. In addition, because it is a whole garment, you can wear it inside out by removing the woven name and quality label that are hand-sewn on. Even if the ribs stretch, they will return to their original shape if you run them through a steam iron or water. The material is so soft that you can wear it next to your bare skin.
- Outer Fabric Blend Ratio
- 100% cashmere
- Outer Fabric Material
- Inner Mongolia, China
- Outer Fabric Spinning
- Zhejiang, China
- Outer Fabric Knitting
- Fukushima, Futaba
- Finishing
- Okazaki, Aichi
- Dyeing
- Zhejiang, China