Stay warm this fall in our oversized merino Handknit Rib Sweater. The broken rib knit gives this sweater a unique texture, and the loose sleeves with dropped shoulders contribute to a modern look. Cuffs are knitted in 1×1 rib. Handknit in soft mulesing free, South African merino wool.
Hand knitted in 30 hours by women directly employed by Dinadi in Kathmandu, Nepal. Dinadi controls the production process from start to finish maximising transparency and social impact
Details
• Yarn / 100% fine merino wool (mulesing free)
• Yarn origin / responsibly sourced from South Africa
• Production / hand knit in 30 hrs by a local partner in Nepal
• Weight / 285 grams
• Packaging / biodegradable handmade lokta paper box
Merino Wool
• Yarn origin / responsibly sourced from South Africa
• Production / hand knit in 30 hrs by a local partner in Nepal
• Weight / 285 grams
• Packaging / biodegradable handmade lokta paper box
Size Guide & Measurements
Size | Chest | Waist | Hip |
| S | 33" | 26" | 36.5" |
| M | 36" | 29" | 39" |
| L | 39" | 32" | 42" |
Merino Wool
• Unlike acrylics, Merino wool is breathable, non-clammy and has an amazing ability to resist odor and is practically self-cleansing while still being light-weight and non-itchy. As wool is a natural fiber it will stretch and conform to your size. That’s how we can make unisex pieces in one size; with wear, each piece will be sized to your individual fit.
• Thermal regulating, the merino fleece is naturally insulating and allows the merino sheep to adapt to the changing weather conditions all year around – from extreme lows in winter to high temperatures in summer. The technical fiber is able to release and obtain heat depending on the environment and regulate the temperature.
Makers Notes
• Based in Nepal, we control the production process from start to finish, maximizing transparency and social impact. We take slow fashion quite literally.
Most Dinadi designs are knit by hand in the homes of our employees. This enables a flexible work environment for each knitter.
• We are convinced that social entrepreneurship is the way to bring lasting change to developing communities and into the life of the individual employee.
