This high neck sweater by Drumohr showcases a sophisticated ribbed turtleneck design. Long sleeves, ribbed cuffs, and a ribbed hem enhance its stylish appeal. Made from luxurious lambswool, it provides warmth and comfort, making it a must-have for a cozy wardrobe.Specifications:- Ribbed turtleneck - Long sleeves - Ribbed cuffs - Ribbed hem - Made from lambswool

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DRUMOHR

Ribbed Turtleneck Sweater In Lambswool In Grey

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DRUMOHR RIBBED TURTLENECK SWEATER

grey ribbed turtleneck long sleeves ribbed cuffs ribbed hem lambswool

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DRUMOHR TURTLENECK SWEATER

Wool sweater with ribbed turtleneck collar, gray color. Composition: 100% Wool

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grey ribbed turtleneck long sleeves ribbed cuffs ribbed hem lambswool

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Drumohr, an excellence in knitwear since 1770, finds its origins in the Scottish Highlands, where the Robertson family crafted their products with two peculiarities: a different type of yarn which made the items warmer and luxurious, and the “razor blade”, the distinctive pattern element everyone knows today.

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