Tarbena Knit Stone
CHF 87.00
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Made in Europe
Tàrbena is a finely crafted sweater using a 7-gauge knit, made from a luxurious Italian yarn blend that includes recycled cashmere, recycled wool, recycled polyamide, and Tencel. Tencel is a sustainable fiber made from wood pulp, known for its softness and breathability.
Certified by GRS (Global Recycled Standard), this is the most formal sweater in our collection, offering a refined yet eco-conscious choice.
Named after Tàrbena, a village nestled in the hills near the Mediterranean coast, this piece reflects the balance between coastal proximity and mountain tranquility.
- Made in Spain
- Italian yarn
- 80% Merino Wool, 20% polyamide
- Casual fit
- Gauge 7
Hand wash cold
Lay flat to dry
Do not tumble dry
Do not iron
Do not use chlorine-based bleachShipping
Free shipping on Orders over € 60 in Spain and over € 100/150 depending on your country in Europe.
For the rest of the orders the shipping cost is 4€ in Spain and starting from 5.5€ in Europe depending on the area.
The estimated delivery time is about 2-3 days in Spain and 4-5 days in Europe.
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Returns
Returns in Spain are free. For orders coming from the rest of the world, customers are responsible for the shipping costs.
We accept returns within 30 days of receiving your order. As soon as we receive your package we will proceed with the refund of your money.
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THE FACTORY.
Located in Spain, with over 50 years of experience in knitwear.
RAW MATERIALS.
All our sweaters are produced with high-quality yarn sourced in Italy.
THE TEAM.
Crafted by specialists and knitting artisans since 1960's.
THE PROCESS.
Sustainable production process aiming for environmental improvement.
THE FINISHES.
Respect, quality, and care present in each piece.
THE VALUES.
Proximity, transparency, and corporate responsibility towards the facilities and their workers.
