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Description
Our Rosco Long Sleeve Crew with Patches is a popular choice for men after a classic comfortable sweater that provides superior warmth. A great wardrobe investment, this style is designed to last for many years.
Made in New Zealand by Royal Alpaca from 100% Baby Alpaca knitted is a subtly textured diagonal patterned stitch. Royal Alpaca is the intersection of colour, artistry and knitwear.
This garment features suede patches on the elbow and shoulder and a suede band has been added as reinforcing on the inner back neckband seam.
Available in the classic natural colour with tan shoulder patches.
A regular body fit and is a medium to heavy weight substantial garment.
|
SIZING (cm) |
CHEST |
BACK LENGTH |
|
S |
109 cm |
62 cm |
|
M |
119 cm |
63 cm |
|
L |
124 cm |
64 cm |
|
XL |
131 cm |
67.5 cm |
|
2XL |
134 cm |
68.5 cm |
|
3XL |
136 cm |
70 cm |
This jumper has been popular this winter, selling out in most sizes with only limited numbers in S, M and XL left.
Be sure to follow the care instructions attached. This garment is Dry Clean Only.
Information about Alpaca Fleece : Alpaca fleece is a lustrous silky natural fibre which has very few prickly guard hairs so it is smooth and soft against the skin. It is a dry fleece which does not contain lanolin, which makes it irritative and hypoallergenic. Going beyond the resistance to wear and tear, alpaca wool is extremely soft, making this one of our more comfortable products, that is exceptionally pleasant to the touch without the prickly feel sometimes associated with sheep wool. Alpaca wool has a naturally occurring hollow core to its fibres, similar to possum fur. This gives it extreme warmth, by effectively adding a natural insulation to a well designed product. Alpaca fibre is incredibly soft and it’s been sought after for over 5,000 years. Alpaca were first bred for their fleece by the Inca is South America. They found the fleece so luxurious they names it "The Fibre of the Gods." Fortunately it’s now spread around the world and alpacas are finally being reared in New Zealand, which means everyone gets to take advantage of the warm, strong, and soft Alpaca fibres.
