Our colour-block sweater is hand-framed from locally sourced wool by artisans supported by Manos del Uruguay, a non-profit founded in 1968 to empower women in rural Uruguay. Made to an oversized shape with dropped shoulders and wristbone-length sleeves.

Wool. Oversized. Wide neck. Dropped shoulders. Wristbone-length sleeves. Mid-hip length. Ribbed edges.

100% wool.
Made in Uruguay.
Soft yarns are liable to pill to some extent, even when using those of the best quality. To take good care of them, remove any pills using a pilling comb and protect them from sharp items or jewellery that may catch or snag.

Oversized. Length: Mid hip. Sleeve: Wristbone length. Neck: Wide/open crew.
Studio model Maya is 5ft 9.5in/176cm tall and is wearing a size S/M.

Dry clean only.

Colour Block Hand Framed Wool Sweater

€690.00
Colour: Green Multi
Size: XXS/XS UK Size
Style Code: WKNWW15

Our colour-block sweater is hand-framed from locally sourced wool by artisans supported by Manos del Uruguay, a non-profit founded in 1968 to empower women in rural Uruguay. Made to an oversized shape with dropped shoulders and wristbone-length sleeves.

Wool. Oversized. Wide neck. Dropped shoulders. Wristbone-length sleeves. Mid-hip length. Ribbed edges.

100% wool.
Made in Uruguay.
Soft yarns are liable to pill to some extent, even when using those of the best quality. To take good care of them, remove any pills using a pilling comb and protect them from sharp items or jewellery that may catch or snag.

Oversized. Length: Mid hip. Sleeve: Wristbone length. Neck: Wide/open crew.
Studio model Maya is 5ft 9.5in/176cm tall and is wearing a size S/M.

Dry clean only.

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Knitting New Futures With Manos del Uruguay

For Manos del Uruguay, the word ‘handmade’ signifies a craft untouched by technology. Since its founding in 1968, the non-profit knitwear cooperative has upheld traditional electricity-free techniques preserved by women artisans in rural communities.

Manos artisans use local, responsibly sourced yarns to create their pieces. “All our wool is of Uruguayan origin, and sometimes we mix it with alpaca fibres from Peru,” explains Ana de Prado, a designer and product manager at the cooperative. “The sheep are healthy and well taken care of.”

The lanolin-rich wool is spun by hand before being dyed and left to dry in the sun. Each knitted garment is finished manually, and labels with the artisan’s signature are attached in recognition of the hands that made it.

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