The Odene Fringe Turtleneck
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70% Wool, 30% Cashmere
Model is 5’9” wearing size S
Dry clean or cold hand wash
- Runs true to size
- Designed to have a relaxed, oversized fit
- Fold over turtleneck
- Self-fringe trim along the sleeves
- Raglan long sleeves
- Ribbed trim neck, cuffs and hem
- Back center-seam detail
- Elliptical hem
- 82% Extra Fine Merino Wool/18% Cashmere
- Imported
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a size Small
Shown here with The Tide Pull-On Pant
A Brochu Walker signature, our Odene Fringe Turtleneck sweater is a Fall must-have. Self-fringe trim details add dimension to the long raglan sleeves, a fold over turtleneck which can also be worn scrunched down and an elliptical hem keep you looking cozy-chic. In the most beautiful blue mélange hue, this relaxed, slightly oversized sweater will be the one you turn to as the temperatures cool. *May cause shedding & fuzziness, these are natural characteristics of the fiber blend.
Dry-clean or delicately hand wash with non-abrasive detergent. Lay flat to dry. Iron on low-warm only. Do not bleach.
Shipping
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Returns
If for any reason you are unhappy with your purchase we offer returns for store credit within 7 days of delivery. If 7 days have passed since your purchase has been delivered, unfortunately, we are unable to offer you a credit or exchange.
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