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MAÏ RED KNITTED SKIRT
MAÏ RED KNITTED SKIRT
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Handmade skirt in Vallauris in collaboration with Laine Rebelle, 100% wool in a combination of 2 yarns: 58% Laine Rebelle raspberry wool, and 42% Fonty wool dyed and spun in Creuse.
Red lines on the skirt are random, because of the handknitting. All skirts are uniques.
Origin of the wools:
The wool from Laine Rebelle comes entirely from the Alpes-Maritimes, from sheep raised in the open air and with respect for animal welfare. It is washed and spun in France (Haute Loire and Creuse).
The other wool is from Fonty. Fonty, "La Filature de Rougnat" is one of the last wool spinning and dyeing factories still in operation in France. Labeled Living Heritage Company (EPV in French) in 2017, this more than a century-old factory perpetuates exceptional know-how, passed down from generation to generation.
Delay of confection: Handmade to order piece, so the shipping delay can vary between 4 and 8 weeks. Shipping is done by Colissimo, Mondial Relay or DHL a tracking number will be sent to you. We can ship internationally.
Garment care: Wash in cold water without spinning. Dry flat. We recommend hand washing.
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SUSTAINABILITY
SUSTAINABILITY
Get more information about material and our approach in the Sustainability section of the website.
CUSTOMERS' COMMON QUESTIONS
WHAT IS THE DELAY OF CONFECTION?
Our pieces are handmade to order. So, the shipping delay can vary between 4 and 6 weeks. Shipping is done by Colissimo, Mondial Relay or DHL. A tracking number will be sent to you. Be patient and careful, your pieces are unique.
DO YOU SHIP INTERNATIONALLY?
YES! For sure.
CAN I GIVE YOUR MY MEASUREMENTS ?
For sure, you can send us your measurements to order the perfect size. You can also tell us if you want a personalized length.
DO YOU HAVE INFO ABOUT THE TEXTILE AND YARNS ORIGIN?
Yes! All textiles or yarns we use are tracked. We want to propose a fully transparent final product. So, you can get all info about certifications, origins etc... in the Sustainability section of the website.