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25 UNION- V-Neck Kolibri Jumper in Anthracite
25 UNION- V-Neck Kolibri Jumper in Anthracite

25 UNION- V-Neck Kolibri Jumper in Anthracite

$185.00

Located at: FLOC BOUTIQUE #170, 14101 West Block Drive NW Edmonton, AB

This luxuriously soft jumper, crafted from delicate cotton thread, combines comfort with contemporary style. The flattering V-neck and easy fit make it a wardrobe staple, while ribbed trims at the hem and cuffs provide a premium finish. Colorful cuffs add a playful touch, making this jumper a perfect blend of classic and modern styles.

Pair it effortlessly with branded trousers and skirts.

Specification:

  • Neckline: V-shaped collar
  • Fit: Loose
  • Sleeves: Long sleeves with tapered cuffs
  • Hem: Tapered bottom of the sleeve and product
  • Details: Dropped shoulder line, collar and cuff trim in complementary colours

Made in Ukraine with love and bravery 💙💛

Care Instructions: 

  • Hand or machine wash on delicate cycle.
  • When machine washing, turn the garment inside out and place in a laundry bag. Use the delicate setting or wool setting 30°C.
  • Do not bleach.
  • Use instant or special detergents.
  • Delicate drying.
  • It is recommended to dry the product horizontally, after straightening it.
  • Cotton items can be ironed.
  • We recommend ironing inside out at temperatures up to 110°C.
  • In order for our products to please you for a long time, we advise you to follow the following recommendations:
  • Avoid mechanical impact (intense friction on any surface, hard bag straps, inner outerwear labels.)
  • To keep the trousers in shape, when sitting down, lift the trousers at the knees.
  • It is advisable to not hang knitted clothes on hangers for a long time, this will ensure the product does not stretch.

Size Guide:

Nenya by 25 UNION- My name is Yana, and I am a Ukrainian refugee. When the war broke out with Russia, I awoke to the sound of bombs being dropped outside my home in Kyiv. I had 15 minutes to pack my things and flee.  As I left behind my home and friends, I also had to leave behind my business.  

As I became displaced, friends in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, offered to sponsor me, and I was granted a Visa in the UK as I made my way across Europe.  Since I arrived, I knew that, despite losing everything, I wanted to restart my business here in the UK to be self-reliant and pay taxes to my host country. To do this, I want to showcase other Ukrainian product by buying from and supporting companies. I aim to raise awareness of the Ukraine war further and help support the Ukrainian economy from afar.