Khaki Long Sleeve Sweater

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Twisted, inside-out seams give this cowl-neck sweater a soft edge. Long sleeves. Semi-sheer. Fabric: Soft loose knit. 100% alpaca. Hand wash. Imported. Belt sold separately. MEASUREMENTS Length: 27in / 68.5cm, from shoulder
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Silver, metallic-blue and metallic-lavender silk-blend jacquard, graphic pattern, pleated ruffle along collar, long sleeves with button-fastening cuffs, buckle-fastening silver skinny belt, large pleated rosettes at hips, pleated ruffle around back, vent at back hem, fully lined. Concealed button fastenings through front. 58% silk, 37% metal, 5% polyester; lining: 92% polyester, 8% elastane. Dry clean. Zip and hook fastening at back. 100% silk. Specialist clean.

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