Details and description
Men's sweater Gran Sasso made of soft merino wool, front panel made of Alcantara adds an elegant touch. The regular fit, high collar, and Italian craftsmanship ensure that the sweater naturally conforms to the silhouette, offering comfort and a timeless aesthetic.
- Merino wool provides natural softness, breathability, and a pleasant feel against the skin, making the model perfect for all-day wear.
- The front panel made of Alcantara features a velvety surface, introducing a subtle contrast of textures and highlighting the noble style of the design.
- Regular fit allows for freedom of movement and harmonious proportions, making the sweater easily adaptable to both casual and more elegant styles.
- High collar and zip closure allow for adjustment in how it is worn, while also giving the model a modern look.
- Ribbed finish on the cuffs and hem stabilizes the shape and emphasizes the meticulous craftsmanship characteristic of Italian knitwear.
Interesting fact: Gran Sasso has been producing its knitwear in Italy since 1952, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern design, which remains the brand's hallmark.
Details
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Composition (details available at customer service)100% wool / 79% polyester 21% polyurethane
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Designed for
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FitREGULAR FIT
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Sleeve's length
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SexMEN
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Product code1423957155-598
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Brand
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Line
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Colour
Responsible entity
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ProducerMaglificio Gransasso Spa
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Address'Via Isaac Newton 2, 64016 Sant''Egidio Alla Vibrata - Teramo'
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Contactamministrazione@pec.gransasso.it
Size
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Model height189 cm
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Chest (cm)94 cm
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Waist (cm)78 cm
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Hips (cm)96 cm
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Model wearsM
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