Alpaca Blend Wholegarment Knit in Ivory
The Mijeong Park Alpaca Blend Wholegarment Knit is crafted from a mid-weight wool and alpaca blend for warmth and durability. Designed with an oversized fit, it features a crew neckline, ribbed knit trim, and seamless Wholegarment construction for a smooth finish. This knit balances comfort and structure, making it a versatile layer for cooler months.
- Made in South Korea
- 8% alpaca, 10% wool, 35% nylon, 45% acrylic, 2% spandex
- Dry clean
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- Back length: XS/S - 23”, M/L - 24”
- Bust: XS/S - 43”, M/L - 45”
Questions on sizing or fit? Message our team through the online chat or email us at [email protected] and we will get right back to you.
The Mijeong Park Alpaca Blend Wholegarment Knit is crafted from a mid-weight wool and alpaca blend for warmth and durability. Designed with an oversized fit, it features a crew neckline, ribbed knit trim, and seamless Wholegarment construction for a smooth finish. This knit balances comfort and structure, making it a versatile layer for cooler months.
- Made in South Korea
- 8% alpaca, 10% wool, 35% nylon, 45% acrylic, 2% spandex
- Dry clean
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- Back length: XS/S - 23”, M/L - 24”
- Bust: XS/S - 43”, M/L - 45”
Questions on sizing or fit? Message our team through the online chat or email us at [email protected] and we will get right back to you.
Original: $112.00
-65%$112.00
$39.20Description
The Mijeong Park Alpaca Blend Wholegarment Knit is crafted from a mid-weight wool and alpaca blend for warmth and durability. Designed with an oversized fit, it features a crew neckline, ribbed knit trim, and seamless Wholegarment construction for a smooth finish. This knit balances comfort and structure, making it a versatile layer for cooler months.
- Made in South Korea
- 8% alpaca, 10% wool, 35% nylon, 45% acrylic, 2% spandex
- Dry clean
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- Back length: XS/S - 23”, M/L - 24”
- Bust: XS/S - 43”, M/L - 45”
Questions on sizing or fit? Message our team through the online chat or email us at [email protected] and we will get right back to you.
