The most beautiful knits you will ever own. Love the Pine colour on our baby boy.
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Hand knitted
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Hand crafted
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Fair trade
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Cruelty free
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Azo-free dye
Description
WHAT IS IT
A spacious sweater with hand embroidery, knitted from soft 100% merino wool.
A spacious sweater with hand embroidery, knitted from soft 100% merino wool.
Why it's special
Truly stunning embroideries! Our fantastic embroidery team has spent hours creating this magical Wildflower embroidery. A beautiful mix of flowers inspired by the Danish Summer fields.
Wash & Care
Merino wool fibers are self cleaning and don't need washing often unless there is a stain. Air out your knits regularly to refreshen.
Watch our little step-by-step video for easy wash-instructions.
Extra tip: invest in an inexpensive peeling comb to remove fluff/peeling once per season. Your knits will last years, when taken good care of.
SHIPPING WITH 
5-8 days
5-8 daysWe are currently dispatching once per week. We take our shipping seriously. All customers are responsible for import duty, VAT, or other taxes. Customs, duties, and taxes vary widely from country to country.
For exclusive launches and new collections, please allow 7-10 days for order dispatch. We are a small team in Kathmandu who wrap each parcel by hand, meticulously checking over every detail to ensure your special pieces are in perfect condition before they arrive in your home. No assembly lines here! Just family, heart, and a whole lot of love!
All sales are FINAL SALE and not eligible for returns. We do not offer exchange or returns. All customers are responsible for import duty, VAT, or other taxes. Customs, duties, and taxes vary widely from country to country. Please check your local tax and duty laws!
Shipping Policy
Size & Fit
Keeping in mind that all items are hand crafted, and small variations in measurements can vary, these are the guiding main measurement of this item.
