Stay cozy all day wrapped up in this oversized shawl cardigan.
It's made with plush alpaca and pima cotton yarn and offers a roomy fit that feels hefty without the bulk.
It features dropped shoulders, a snuggly shawl collar, five stylish buttons, ribbed edges, half cardigan stitch, and handy front patch pockets.
Fabric - 56
Hand wash in cool water with a neutral soap. Re-shape and dry flat.
Size Guide - flat measurements
XS/S - Bust 22.75" / Hem 20.75" / Length 22"
S/M - Bust 23.75" / Hem 21.75" / Length 22.75"
M/L - Bust 24.75" / Hem 22.75" / Length 23.5"
L/XL - Bust 26.25" / Hem 24" / Length 24.75"
Why does Zinnia love Bare Knitwear?
In 2012 the first Bare Knitwear collection was created from a small studio on the West Coast of Canada. As the brand expanded the search began for honest, small-scale production, sustainable fibers and artisan craftsmanship. This led to the exploration of the rugged landscapes of the Peruvian Andes, known for their high quality fibers and talented artisans.
After weeks spent working with local producers in remote regions, the production finally found its home in Ayacucho, a tiny Peruvian town tucked in the south central Andes.
Today, each Bare Knitwear garment is still brought to life by hand through a collaborative development process merging the ancient heritage of Peruvian techniques with modern design. The brand continues to work with small producers throughout Peru for the sourcing of their signature alpaca, wool and Pima cotton collections.
The proudest achievement of all is the personal relationships the brand has forged with their partners who employ and empower local Peruvian artisans. Over time Bare has witnessed the difference quality employment can bring to a community, providing sustainable employment for local artisans and the opportunity for them to have true autonomy over their future.
The wool used by Bare Knitwear has a free of mulesing certification and their suppliers hold the RAS (Responsible Alpaca Standard) and RWS (Responsible Wool Standard) certificate.
Where possible, they choose to work with un-dyed, natural materials. When dyes are used they use low-impact, OEKO-TEX certified dyes that are heavy metal and azo-free, ensuring consumer and environmental safety.