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Cable-Knit Cotton Jumper

Olive Shrub Heather

Sale price£200.00

COLOUR: Olive Shrub Heather

SIZE: L

Olive Shrub Heather
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  • 100% cotton
  • Roving cotton yarn for a dimensional cable
  • Hand-linked crew neck
  • Rib knit cuffs and hem
  • Embroidered Pony at the left chest
  • Regular fit, wider at the chest

Cotton rather than wool, so this is the cable jumper for anyone who finds wool itchy or lives somewhere with the heating on. Ralph Lauren have used a roving yarn, spun loosely so the cables stand up properly, and the neck is hand-linked, meaning someone joined the collar on stitch by stitch instead of machining it. Olive Shrub Heather is a flecked mid green.

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