How about a near-unused, comfy, and sharp-fitting woolen pullover that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg? We got a treasure trove of woolen goodness from Austria. They conform to the basic principles of the military pullover but with a few twists and a gray color that goes with almost anything.
The pullover features reinforcements on the shoulders and elbows for maximum durability, with button-closed epaulets on the shoulders. The material is nice and light. What makes this one stand out from the rest is the rib-stitched hemline and the v-neck opening on the neck. The v-neck works great with a collared shirt underneath.
The pullover is 50% virgin wool and 50% synthetic fibers. Take heed that the wool is not actually from virgins, so don’t go blaming us if your summoning goes awry. The material is named so because the wool is from the lamb's first shave and is very soft and all kinds of nice. You don’t usually need to wash woolen clothes, but if you have to, it is best to do it at 30 degrees Celsius (86 F) using a wool cycle. You can use wool care products also.
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