no.101_DAN PULL_Deep Blue Sky
LOW IN STOCK
Dan Pull is an essential piece of the Designer’s wardrobe, inspiring Men’s sweaters, and made from high-grade refine Cashmere knitted in one ply, light-weight to carry year-around.
This piece is created as ONE-Size. Please see the measurement of the garments below. The softness and flexibility of Cashmere yarn create a good size tolerance.
Please feel free to contact Hanna at info@hannayooworks.com if you have any questions about the size or any styling support.
Composition: 2/26nm 100% Cashmere (see more details below the story.)
Care: Recommend Dry Clean
Made in Ningbo, China
Measurement (ONE SIZE)
Chest: 23”(58.5cm) Flat, 46”(116.8cm) Circumference
Bottom opening: 20”(50.8cm) Flat, 40”(101.6cm) Circumference
Shoulder width seam to seam: 20”(50.8cm)
Length: 27”(68.6cm)
Story to tell…
Design Sketch
I usually build inspiration with my little fiqurine in quick sketches. This processing is more flexible to find the right image instead of looking for the exgisting image when I know what I want to creat it.
About Creation
This Garment is designed in ‘THE ROOM’ Brooklyn, New York, and made in Mainland, China with Care, Hoping everyone who wears this piece to be happy and feel all love from the team.
About Material
The Origin of Cashmere we use is from inner Mongolia, 100% Cashmere in micron of 15.2-15.8um giving an extraordinarily soft, voluminous yet light and high quality yarn for ultimate warmth,comfort and performance.
Delivery time
Hannayoo Works values not only effective communication with our customers but also strong relationships with our manufacturers.
Thanks to these solid partnerships, we are able to reduce production times for both pre-order and made-to-order items.
The delivery time for items in stock is 3-5 days, while pre-order and made-to-order items take 5-6 weeks for delivery.
Returns
Hannayoo Works will accept the return or exchange on this Item.
Please contact at info@hannayooworks.com with your Order # within 14 days from the date of receipt of the order.
