Dutch Neck Roll, Dark Blue, Surplus

Netherlands

Dutch Neck Roll, Dark Blue, Surplus

250,00 Kč
250,00 Kč
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A Dutch neck roll to shield your tender neck from the elements! This is a handy thing to put on and take off, when you don’t need to wear a sweater full-time – or your sweaters don’t have a proper turtleneck collar. This neck roll gives a cozy warmth to your upper chest, neck, and a little bit to your shoulders, too. One-off lot! Read full description
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Technical details and instructions
  • Colored dark blue
  • Neck part is 15 cm / 6" tall
  • Rectangular base part is 52 x 33 cm / 20.5" x 13.0"
  • Materials 50% wool, 50% acrylic
  • If needed, wash with wool program or by hand at max 30°C / 86°F
  • Do not soak, tumble dry, or iron

A tip for gentlepeople

If you put this neck roll under a nice blazer or similar jacket, it might appear as if you wore a stylish turtleneck sweater under there like a true gentleperson. When you go below deck on your sailing boat, you can take the neck roll off and not have a sweaty wattle.

Description

A Dutch neck roll to shield your tender neck from the elements! This is a handy thing to put on and take off, when you don’t need to wear a sweater full-time – or your sweaters don’t have a proper turtleneck collar. This neck roll gives a cozy warmth to your upper chest, neck, and a little bit to your shoulders, too. One-off lot!

Features

The neck part is about 15 cm / 6" tall, so it’s plenty enough for people with actual necks. At full length, this goes up to your ear and the tip of your chin – leaves very little bare skin exposed. If you fold the neck part on itself, you will lose half the length, but gain a doubled protection!

Dutch surplus

Neck rolls in good condition and for surplus prices from the coast of the North Sea. The Dutch are an old naval powerhouse, and this neck roll really gives out a seaside vibe. Maybe it’s the dark blue color, just like the Atlantic itself. This can also be used by any landlubber, of course.