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Fenwick UK£335.00Visit shop Weekend Max Mara Women's Belgio Cardigan Navy In Ultramarine Writing Pattern, Wool
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The Weekend Max Mara Belgio Cardigan is an ideal choice for adults seeking a sophisticated, cozy layer crafted from high-quality 100% virgin wool. Designed with a distinct jacquard pattern and an oversized silhouette, it provides exceptional warmth and a relaxed, effortless aesthetic for everyday wear. While its premium wool construction ensures durability and insulation, owners should note that it requires careful maintenance to preserve the integrity of the natural fibers.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Wool |
| Fit | Oversized |
| Neck Line | V-Neck |
| Size | L |
| Model Part Number | F-01743190 |
| Brand | Weekend Max Mara |
Professional dry cleaning is recommended to maintain the quality and shape of the 100% virgin wool.
It is designed with an oversized fit. If you prefer a more tailored look, you may want to consider sizing down, though it is intended to be roomy.
It is better to fold it. Hanging heavy wool items can cause the fabric to stretch and lose its intended silhouette.
Virgin wool is generally softer than standard wool, but sensitivity varies. Most find the quality of Weekend Max Mara wool very comfortable for direct wear.
The jacquard design features unique patterns woven directly into the fabric, providing a high-end, textured, and graphic aesthetic.
Use a handheld fabric shaver to gently remove pills; avoid pulling them by hand as this can damage the wool structure.
Virgin wool naturally softens with wear; ensure you are not using harsh detergents if washing, though dry cleaning remains the safest method.
This garment does not require any setup, but proper care is essential to ensure longevity. Because it is made from 100% virgin wool, it is sensitive to heat and friction.
