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Anu Sirkas

Moss Knitted Long Cardigan

$473.40 USD
THIS DESIGN IS MADE TO ORDER
Made In:
Estonia
Size:
S
M
L
XL
Minus Button Plus Button

The inspiration for the cardigan was born while exploring the abandoned ammunition warehouses of the 20th century. The stone wall, which also became the base for drawing the pattern, was covered with thick moss. The green carpet seems to hide the occupation period of the past and the accompanying horrors.

The growth of moss in such a place symbolizes the power and ability of nature to heal. It also reminds us how important it is to accept what has been and how important it is to create beautiful days for the future.

Turquoise, pink and gray mixed together create a special combination that is a bit retro and playful. Discover the magical power of moss and let this knit inspire you for new adventures!

Classic fit
Fitted sleeves
Fold away collar
Length - 130 cm
Jacquard knitting technique
Zero-waste production
100% merino wool
Soft and smooth feel
Knitted by hand on a knitting machine in Estonia
The model is 173 cm tall and wearing a size S

Size S M L XL
Bust   (cm) 80-89 90-99 100-109 110-119
Waist (cm) 60-69 70-79 80-89 90-99
Hip    (cm) 85-94 95-104 105-114 115-124

Body widths: S - 46 cm, M - 51 cm, L – 56 cm, XL – 61 cm
Sleeve length: S - 56 cm, M- 57 cm, L-57 cm, XL - 58 cm
Wool is of natural origin, so the yarn assortment may vary. Also, the washing method and the hand-knitting process affect the measurements. Please note that the product may vary in size by +-4 cm. Wool has the self-cleaning properties of natural fiber, so simply allow it to air-clean. Wash rarely and preferably by hand with hand-warm water and wool shampoo. It can also be done with a 30*C wool washing program. Do not tumble dry! Dry in a horizontal position so that the knit retains its shape. Can be gently steamed if needed.
Anu Sirkas is an Estonian knitwear designer who integrates abstract artworks into knitting patterns, creating distinctive pieces that blur the lines between art and fashion.