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Ovik Rib Sweater

Deep Forest

Sale price£215.00

COLOUR: Deep Forest

SIZE: M

Deep Forest
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  • 100% wool
  • 493g in a medium
  • Half cardigan stitch knit
  • Raglan sleeves
  • Ribbed neckline, cuffs and hem
  • Leather fox logo on the sleeve
  • Odour resistant
  • Hand wash with an enzyme free detergent

Half cardigan stitch, which is the knit that traps air and makes a sweater warmer than its weight suggests. All wool, 493 grams in a medium, with raglan sleeves so your shoulders can move and ribbing at the neck, cuffs and hem to hold the shape. Fjällräven have been making outdoor clothing in Örnsköldsvik since 1960. Hand wash it, and not with a biological powder.

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