NN07 Thor Cardigan - Brown - Regular - M

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The NN07 Thor Cardigan is designed for the modern adult male seeking a sophisticated layering piece that bridges the gap between casual comfort and professional polish. Featuring a distinctive textured pointelle stitch and a classic polo collar, this garment offers a soft handfeel and reliable shape retention, making it an ideal choice for smart-casual wardrobes. While its premium wool construction provides excellent thermal regulation, users should note that as a lightweight knit, it requires mindful care during cleaning to maintain its structure and finish.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Wool |
| Fit | Regular |
| Neck Line | Polo |
| Size | M |
| Brand | NN07 |
Hand wash in cold water using a wool-safe detergent, then lay flat to dry.
Machine washing is generally discouraged to prevent damage to the delicate knit and wool fibers.
Yes, the knit is designed with a soft handfeel for comfort, though individuals with high sensitivity to wool may prefer a thin base layer underneath.
The Thor Cardigan follows standard sizing with a regular fit; it is recommended to choose your typical size for the intended silhouette.
No, hanging can cause the knit to stretch and lose its shape. Always store it folded.
Use a fabric shaver or a sweater comb specifically designed for wool to gently remove surface fuzz, taking care not to snag the pointelle texture.
Lightly dampen the garment and gently reshape it while laying it flat. Ensure it is not stretched out of alignment while drying.
To ensure the longevity of the Thor Cardigan, proper maintenance is essential. Due to the delicate nature of the pointelle stitch, store the garment folded rather than hanging to prevent shoulder stretching. When cleaning, prioritize gentle, cold-water hand washing using a wool-specific detergent. Avoid wringing the fabric; instead, lay it flat on a clean towel away from direct sunlight to air dry. Do not tumble dry, as high heat will compromise the integrity of the wool fibers and the shape-retention properties of the knit.