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Fraser The Blend
Vicuña, Baby Cashmere
FAG3902 / Made in Italy
EUR20,000.00
Cocoon coat crafted from The Blend yarn, an exclusive combination of the two finest, rarest fibres in the world: vicuña and baby cashmere. The Blend is unique both for its supreme softness and its distinctive nuances: the two fibres are dyed before being spun and absorb the pigments differently, giving rise to ever-different shades. Styled with a detachable collar in sable fur, this is an elegant coat for city dressing that complements classic outfits.
Colour
Nightfall Melange
(WF97)
Product details
Length: 125 cm - Measurement refers to size M/42Concealed button fastening and pockets set into the seamsDropped shoulders and shaped sleevesComposition: 70% baby cashmere 30% vicuña Trim: collar shell 100% sable fur, collar lining: 100% polyester
Product details
Length: 125 cm - Measurement refers to size M/42Concealed button fastening and pockets set into the seamsDropped shoulders and shaped sleevesComposition: 70% baby cashmere 30% vicuña Trim: collar shell 100% sable fur, collar lining: 100% polyester
Dry clean only using perchloroethylene. Clean separately inside out. Remove the parts in fur before cleaning. Warm iron.
Free shipping.
Within the E.U. we ship using DHL express and your order should arrive within three to five business days.
There are customs and duties assessed on orders delivered to Russia, to pay directly to DHL at the time of delivery.
Contact Product Specialist:
+39 02 7780 2800 (International)
800 925 545 (From Italy)
Write to us:
customerservice.eu@loropiana.com
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Vicuña
Vicuña, the finest animal fibre that can be found in the wild, is Loro Piana’s most exclusive offering.
Known as The Fibre of the Gods, this golden, ultra-soft fleece derives from a small member of the camel family that lives wild in the Andes: the vicuña.
A vicuña can only be sheared once every two years, and a total of five times during their life. The extreme rarity of the material has made the species vulnerable to poachers who try to obtain their prized fleece.
Due to Loro Piana’s tireless efforts to protect and nurture this extraordinary creature, the once threatened vicuña population has slowly recovered and is now thriving in Peru and Argentina.
