The Cashmere V-Neck
The Cashmere V-Neck
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A soft, lightweight V-neck sweater crafted from a premium 70% cashmere and 30% wool blend.
Designed with a relaxed fit, fine ribbed trims and a classic V neckline, this piece is made to be worn year-round. Warm without feeling heavy, it sits softly on the body and layers easily over everyday essentials.
A timeless knit in a soft blue shade, made for repeat wear.
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Fibre Content
95% Cotton, 5% Elastane
Pros
Predominantly natural fibre – cotton makes up the majority of the fabric, providing a soft, breathable and comfortable base.
Breathable and comfortable – cotton allows air to circulate and absorbs moisture, helping the garment feel comfortable against the skin.
Added stretch and flexibility – the 5% elastane provides additional stretch, allowing the garment to move with the body and creating a more comfortable, flexible fit.
Improved shape retention – elastane helps the fabric recover after stretching, allowing the garment to maintain its shape through regular wear.
Soft and durable – cotton provides a naturally soft hand feel while offering good durability for everyday garments.
Easy to care for – cotton and elastane blends are generally practical to wash and maintain, making them well suited to everyday wear.
Cons
Contains a synthetic fibre – elastane is a petroleum-based synthetic fibre and is not biodegradable.
Less biodegradable than pure cotton – while cotton is biodegradable under appropriate conditions, the addition of elastane means the complete fabric will not biodegrade in the same way as 100% natural fibre.
May crease – the high cotton content means the fabric can still wrinkle more readily than predominantly synthetic fabrics.
Water and agricultural impact – conventionally grown cotton can require significant water and may involve pesticides, fertilisers and intensive land use depending on how and where it is grown.
More difficult to recycle – blending natural cotton with synthetic elastane can make textile-to-textile recycling more challenging than with a single-fibre fabric.
