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Fara Fairisle Vintage Yoke Sweater - Highland Wool

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Fara Fairisle Vintage Yoke Sweater - Highland WoolThis gorgeous vintage style Fairisle Yoke Sweater is made from pure rustic highland wool with baby alpaca fairisle colourwork at the yoke with a new mock turtleneck. Designed by UMIFORM Knitwear, our own Woollykins Women's label and ethically made in Peru in collaboration with My Alpaca Copenhagen. The vintage style jumper has a cute high rib neckline and very subtle puff to the sleeves and a wide rib hem that falls at the waist. The sweet Fair Isle

This gorgeous vintage style Fairisle Yoke Sweater is made from pure rustic highland wool with baby alpaca fairisle colourwork at the yoke with a new mock turtleneck.

Designed by UMIFORM Knitwear, our own Woollykins Women's label and ethically made in Peru in collaboration with My Alpaca Copenhagen. 

The vintage style jumper has a cute high rib neckline and very subtle puff to the sleeves and a wide rib hem that falls at the waist. The sweet Fair Isle motif is based on a vintage sweater pattern first printed in Woman's Weekly 1946.

We love the fit and length of this sweater and how it falls at the perfect length for layering over dresses or higher waisted skirts/pants. Very flattering shaping with a high mock turtleneck with a neat yoke in subtle tones in a light brown fawn baby alpaca. 

Andean highland wool comes from a crossbreed sheep that lives at high altitudes over 2000ft in the Peruvian Andes and is managed by traditional shepherds in the high country. The sheep is a cross between Merino and Corriedale and the wool has exceptional strength, elasticity and warmth. With care, highland wool garments will become heirloom pieces that you will pass down through the generations.

95% Highland Wool 5% Baby Alpaca from Peru. 
Oeko Tex certified - Class 1. RWS/RAS Certified.

Sizes: S/M (8-12), M/L (12-16) - see below for garment measurements AND models' body measurements

Measurements (in cm): Taken flat across the front of garment unstretched. The knit is very stretchy. 

Size S-M M-L
Length 55 57
Chest width 42 45
Waist width 41 44
Sleeve, shoulder to cuff length 56 57
Sleeve, inner seam length 45 46
Width at hem 29 31

 

Model Body Measurements

 (cms)

Thyana 

Hyeri

Model Wears Size:

M-L

S-M

Bust

99

84

Waist

86

71

Hip

117

94

Inseam Leg

80

78

Height

168.5

171.5

Armpit to Wrist

54

48

 

Colours: undyed highland wool in natural light brown, with subtle colourwork in the yoke featuring AW26 colours Mustard, Sherbet, Cranberry, Light Blue and Sheoak

Brand Collaboration: UMIFORM Knitwear x my alpaca Copenhagen 
Origin of fibre: Peru
Country of manufacture: Peru
Certifications: RWS/RAS, PERU Fairtrade certified, Oeko Tex certified 100 (organic certification N/A: the pristine highlands on which the sheep naturally graze cannot be assessed for certification as they are non-agricultural) 
Fabric structure: 100% highland wool with fairisle colourwork in 100% baby alpaca
*Please note that the fibre tag on the garment incorrectly states that it is made from 100% baby alpaca.
Dyes: Ökotex Standard 100: without optical brighteners, not chemically finished
100% Biodegradable: Yes
Machine Washable: No (see our guide to washing wool)

Care: Air between uses. Handwash only when required. Reshape while damp and dry flat. Mend any thread pulls or holes immediately.

my alpaca Copenhagen garments are handmade by skilled and organised groups of Peruvian women. My alpaca train and work with groups of women, promoting better livelihoods for them and their families.

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