& Other Stories Brushed Knit Polo T-Shirt - Brown - XS - Regular

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The & Other Stories Brushed Knit Polo T-Shirt is designed for adults seeking a sophisticated, comfortable layering piece that balances casual style with a refined aesthetic. Crafted from soft Merino Wool, it offers excellent thermal regulation and a luxurious hand-feel, making it ideal for transitional weather; however, users should note that the brushed knit requires delicate handling and specific care to maintain its soft texture over time.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Merino Wool |
| Fit | Regular |
| Neck Line | Polo |
| Size | XS |
| Model Part Number | 1286677003003 |
| Brand | & Other Stories |
Yes, the product is designed with a regular fit; if you prefer a tighter silhouette, you may want to consider slim-fit variants from the same brand.
No, you should never tumble dry this garment as the heat will likely cause the Merino Wool to shrink and the fabric to lose its brushed texture.
This model is crafted from Merino Wool, chosen for its warmth and soft, breathable properties.
It is best to fold this shirt and store it in a cool, dry place to prevent stretching caused by hangers.
The buttons are standard, but if they loosen over time, they can be easily reinforced with basic needle and thread.
Ensure you are using a wool-specific fabric softener or conditioner to maintain the softness of the Merino fibers.
Use a sweater stone or fabric shaver gently to remove surface fuzz, and ensure you follow delicate wash instructions to prevent further friction.
Since this garment is made from Merino Wool, proper care is essential to preserve the integrity of the brushed knit. It is recommended to hand wash in cold water using a mild detergent specifically designed for wool. Avoid wringing the garment; instead, gently squeeze excess water out using a towel. Lay the piece flat on a clean surface to air dry, avoiding direct heat or sunlight which can cause shrinking or fiber damage. To maintain the fit, fold the sweater rather than hanging it, as hanging can cause the knit to lose its shape over time.