Royal Rib Quarter-Zip Pullover JEAN

DESCRIPTION Ribbed knit has a long tradition in European knitwear. It has long been valued for being shape-retentive, comfortable, and easy to move in. Italian manufacturers, in particular, have made these lively longitudinal structures a staple of men's fashion since the 1950s. The secret of this mariner sweater is a special rib, the Royal Rib. It is a further development of the tuck stitch and more than just a pronounced, three-dimensional surface structure. It is a technical masterpiece that gives the garment remarkable volume, stability, and elasticity through a special needle technique, without compromising on lightness. Despite its architectural rigor, it is wonderfully soft and holds its shape. The look of this sweater is reminiscent of the elegance of Italian yacht and club culture. With its quarter-zip closure and classic stand-up collar, it is a prime example of timeless sophistication. The zipper can be opened and closed with a TOM RIPLEY logo puller. For this garment, TOM RIPLEY uses only the finest merino wool. This natural fiber is known for its extreme softness, natural thermoregulation, and high level of comfort. Wear this mariner sweater over a shirt for a smart-casual look or simply over a T-shirt for relaxed weekend elegance. It is so comfortably soft that you can also wear it directly against your skin. The sweater unfolds its carefree 1950s Riviera elegance particularly well when combined with tailored chinos. For those who prefer pure "quiet luxury," combine it with mid-grey wool flannel drawstring trousers. DETAILS Merino extrafine is softer and finer than regular sheep's wool. As a natural functional fiber, it protects against temperature fluctuations and has odor-inhibiting properties. HANDMADE IN ITALY soft, high-quality merino wool elegant Royal Rib structure stand-up collar with zip TOM RIPLEY logo puller ribbed cuffs at the hems MATERIAL & CARE INSTRUCTIONS 100% virgin wool (merino) Turn inside out and wash on a wool cycle at 30° C with similar colors or separately. Pull into shape while damp before drying. Dry flat. Iron at a low temperature.