OFF-WHITE RAMATUELLE VEST
OFF-WHITE RAMATUELLE VEST
✹ The RAMATUELLE vest is entirely hand-crocheted and hand-knitted. With its 'granny square' patterns and cropped fit, it's the perfect piece to bring a 70s vibe to any outfit! Not only does it keep you warm thanks to its wool and alpaca yarn, but it's also endlessly versatile: wear it over an all-denim look, with a sweater, a blouse, a dress...
✹ Color: Off-white
✹ Louise and Léna are wearing size S/M
✹ This piece is made to order — please allow 2 weeks between ordering and shipping ;)
VACANCIER knits are handcrafted, making each piece truly unique.
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✹ SIZE
✹ SIZE
Louise and Léna wear size S/M
S/M measurements:
Chest width: 51 cm
Bottom width: 45 cm
Total height: 43 cm (center front)
M/L measurements:
Chest width: 55 cm
Bottom width: 49 cm
Total height: 44 cm (center front)
Custom made:
This piece is available in custom-made, choose the custom size option then at the bottom of the cart page, click on add a note to your order specifying the measurements you want. Allow a production time of approximately 2 to 3 weeks from the time the order is placed for it to be made. Please note that items made in custom size are neither returned nor exchanged.
If you have any questions, please write to vacancier.shop@gmail.com :)
✹ COMPOSITION + CARE
✹ COMPOSITION + CARE
65% Wool, 35% Alpaca
This cardigan is entirely crocheted and hand-knitted in Paris. This model takes approximately 12 hours to make.
To avoid prematurely damaging your vest, do not wash it too often, try to space out washes and remember to air it.
Hand wash in cold water with special wool detergent, without fabric softener. Gently wring out your cardigan in a towel without twisting it and let it dry flat. If you want to machine wash your cardigan, select the delicate/wool setting, cold or at 20° maximum (beyond this, you risk felting or shrinking your dress) with a delicate spin (no more than 400 revolutions) then let your cardigan dry flat. Do not tumble dry.
If you wish to iron your item, do so at a low temperature, on the reverse side, placing a cloth between the soleplate of the iron and the garment.
