Sizing chart

Conversion Chart

Size	EU	US	AU	JP
XS	34	0-2	8	100
S	36	4	10	120
M	38	6	12	140
L	40-41	8	14-16	160
XL	42	10	16-18	180

go to slide 1 go to slide 2 go to slide 3 go to slide 4 go to slide 5 go to slide 6

Kai sweater - Arles Merino Wool

€230,00

We are searching for Alassio

no core color in this product

Let's parse the meta color order to display it in the good order

current Meta Color is Cochlea

current Meta Color is Haptic

current Meta Color is Aural

current Meta Color is Ocular

current Meta Color is Tactile

current Meta Color is Fovea

Alassio is not part of the core color of the product

Let's parse shop Metafield to find it ! (set default background to white !)

WE GO A MATCH -> meta[0] = Alassio

Is #5b5148 an hexa code or an image ?

The style data is like this border:1px solid #5b5148;background:#5b5148

No need to search further, let's exit the loop and proceed to next color !

Color

Alassio

Notify me when available

Prices include Tax & Duties.

Size Chart

Product Details

Arles Merino Wool sweater
Crewneck
Dropped shoulders

100% Arles Merino Wool
Made in France

Model wears a size S

Material

Arles Merino Wool
Origin: France
Certificates: Oeko-tex

Arles Sheep is a breed of sheep that produces Merino Wool, which developed in the South of France.
Most of the sheep are used for their milk and meat.
A large chunk of the wool today is wasted, as wool production has moved to Australia and South Africa where costs are lower. Breeders don’t have enough spinners buying their wool anymore, so the wool often remains unused.
Some small local workshops in the area still use the wool recognized for its notable curliness.
Like regular sheep wool, the fiber is biodegradable and comes from a renewable source.
It absorbs moisture without feeling wet or cold, is antibacterial and has odor-fighting properties.
Wool also regulates body temperature and is breathable.
The natural crimps of wool allow the fabric to maintain its shape well and endure stretching.

Shop our Arles Merino Wool products

Care

We recommend a cold wash on a gentle cycle using natural detergent and hang drying for all our products. Hand washing is also always a good option.

To reduce washes, we recommend airing or freezing your garments and spot cleaning whenever you have a stain. Airing helps in getting rid of the odour and you can do this by leaving your clothing outside overnight. Freezing gets rid of smell, mildew, and moths and is effective when done for 6-12 hours.

Knits should be stored folded, as hanging knitwear can change the shape. Put cedar wood or lavender in your drawers and make sure your knitwear is clean when you store it to avoid moths.

Find more of our guidance for care here.