Fino Pin

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Fino Pin

Our popular uni classic Fino gets some company: Fino Pin combines the casual, semi-transparent pure new wool╔s excellent characteristics with a new pinstripe design. Similar to its big brother, Fino Pin is available in double width and the colours wool white and three noble shades of grey. Another advantage: due to humidity regulating properties, wool can improve interior climates. Furthermore, wool is a renewable, biodegradable resource with isolating effects.


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COMPOSITION

100% pure new wool

Weight 70 g/qm

DIMENSIONS

Width appr. 320 cm

Rapport 4-5 cm

Care

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Shrinkage appr. 2%

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Fabric can be fitted in either direction. The manufacture of the article complies with the specifications of STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX. To avoid creases after washing, we recommend delicate wash, wool cycle.

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