WOOL CHRISTMAS SWEATERS: A WARM CHRISTMAS 2023
Our 2023 Christmas sweaters are made entirely in an artisan knitwear workshop in Italy with natural yarns .
We make men's Christmas sweaters in soft and warm Cashmere , both with crew neck and V-neck .
Our Cashmere men's Christmas sweaters are available in various sizes and colours. Perfect for a casual and chic look, to wear over a shirt. A must-have for every wardrobe and a precious Christmas gift for him.
On each Christmas sweater made of precious Cashmere, elegance meets sustainability: a luxury sweater made with natural yarns highly resistant to time and wear.
High quality yarn and Made in Italy production translate into greater durability of our knitwear items, which thus become practically eternal products, perfect for a Christmas gift.
With a refined appearance but with a soft enveloping sensation, our Christmas sweaters have a timeless style that will enrich your wardrobe for a long time.
In addition to Christmas sweaters, there are also beautiful pure cashmere men's vests and zip-up cashmere men's jackets available, to be casual with style.
WHY GIVE A PURE CASHMERE SWEATER FOR CHRISTMAS?
The production of our knitwear is mainly in cashmere, yarn with which we make the garments on sale for Christmas, which It is considered the best natural fiber to wear.
The advantages when wearing one of our 100% pure cashmere Christmas sweaters are numerous and the main ones regarding this natural yarn are:
- It makes it possible to maintain a constant body temperature, helping to maintain heat in winter and to keep the wearer feeling cool during the summer.
- It is hypoallergenic and therefore when in contact with the skin it does not irritate it, rather it cuddles it in a warm and soft embrace.
- It absorbs sweat and humidity, making it breathable, which is why it is a garment suitable for the rigors of winter, but can also be worn in Spring and Autumn.
The production of Cashmere is very limited and precious because it is obtained from combing the fleece of the hircus goat. It is estimated that on average between 100 and 200 grams can be obtained from each garment.
The choice to purchase a high-quality Pure Cashmere Christmas sweater is a Slow Fashion choice. It is our philosophy that distinguishes local production of timeless garments, so well made that they can last for years, buying less and buying better.
LOCAL WOOLMAN SUPPLY CHAIN ALSO IN THE PRODUCTION OF CASHMERE CHRISTMAS SWEATERS
Lanaioli has chosen to work only with Italian companies that produce yarns of unparalleled quality in the main wool producing districts.
This guarantees a supply chain as short as possible and totally Made in Italy in the purchase of the natural yarns used to produce our men's Cashmere sweaters.
The manufacturing of each men's Cashmere sweater takes place only with artisans and workshops in Italy.
Local production helps us control product quality, build trust with suppliers and offer a unique quality product.
AFTER CHRISTMAS GIFTS: HOW TO TAKE CARE OF A PURE CASHMERE SWEATER?
The Cashmere It is a delicate, precious and rare yarn and for this reason also expensive compared to wool, even though this too is a appreciated natural yarn.
Taking care of them in the right way extends the life of items purchased at Christmas in Pure Cashmere and allows them to last for years after purchase.
Our suggestion is to always wash Cashmere knitwear by hand, as a preferable method to the washing machine.
To hand wash a cashmere sweater you will need to use a basin with cold or lukewarm water at most lukewarm. You can use a delicate and neutral detergent, better if designed for cashmere or wool garments.
The cashmere sweater should therefore be immersed in water after turning it inside out, taking care to massage it delicately.
Cashmere garments should never be rubbed or wrung out and should always be rinsed delicately with running water, always cold or lukewarm.
Our advice for correctly washing a men's sweater in pure cashmere, by hand and in the washing machine, is in the article " How to wash Cashmere ?" on our blog.
