Wool Blend Sweater Knit

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Steel Blue, Green and Fuchsia Striped Blended Wool Knit
Item #: 328944

The building blocks to your future winter wardrobe, our Steel Blue, Green and Fuchsia Striped Blended Wool Knit. Lounging around the fireplace, a hot cocoa in hand, you hear the wind howling, pounding against the nearby window—with a chill sub-zero; luckily you know, cold weather is no match for this cozy, fuzzy textile! Grabbing a handful of its soft, gummy goodness, grazing your fingers over the tightly wound bouclé yarns, you admire the wondrous palette of colors, in mesmerizing shades of stone gray, magenta, four-leaf-clover-green, reddish-brown, and subdued blue. Its blended wool composition is resilient, having the power to keep you warm and cool—when it counts—while encouraging warmth and discouraging static as well as wrinkles! Whip up ankle-length cardigans, long-sleeved sweater dresses, lined coats, and more. Do note its peek-a-boo nature, and consider incorporating a built-in slip or undershirt made from one of our lining fabrics. And, sewing your dream look shouldn’t bring a challenge; if sewing layers with your home sewing machine is becoming one, try attaching a walking foot to help even the feed!

Fabric Width 60″ (152.4cm)
Content Wool Blend
Pantone Color 19-3903 TPG, P 78-16 C, P 171-6 C, 18-3912 TPG, P
Color Shale/Grisaille
Color Family Green, Blue
Industry Weight 363 GSM
Country of Origin Italy
V Repeat 1.50 inch
Pattern Heathered, Stripes

HOW TO CARE FOR WOOL FABRICS:
Dry-cleaning is recommended, though some wools can take hand washing. Always test a swatch first if you are going to care for your wool fabrics at home rather than using a drycleaner. Many of the fine wools Mood sells online and in-store have already been “sponged,” or preshrunk, but you can preshrink your wool if necessary. Mood recommends taking your uncut wool fabric to the drycleaners and asking them to steam it for you, which will safely preshrink it more effectively than you can using home methods.

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