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The Tommy Hilfiger Pima Cotton Cashmere Sweater in medium blue is a stylish crew neck sweater for men. Made from a luxurious blend of 50% organic cotton, 42% Pima cotton, and 8% cashmere, it offers optimal comfort and durability. The sweater falls under the category of pullovers/sweaters and should be washed on a gentle cycle at 30°C. Only use oxygen bleach, do not use chlorine bleach. Perfect for any occasion.
Target group | Men |
Exact colour description | Donegal Aegean Sea |
Material composition | 42% Pima cotton, 50% organic cotton, 8% cashmere |
Item number | 49776837 |
Manufacturer | Tommy Hilfiger |
Category | Sweaters |
Release date | 27.9.2024 |
Sales rank in Category Sweaters | 1507 of 89359 |
Colour | Blue |
Exact colour description | Donegal Aegean Sea |
Material composition | 42% Pima cotton, 50% organic cotton, 8% cashmere |
Upper | Cotton |
Target group | Men |
Jumper type | Knitted sweater |
Clothing size | XXL |
Pattern | Unicoloured |
Sleeve length | Long sleeves |
Collar shape | Round neck |
Style | Casual |
Special sizes | Normal size |
Washing instructions | Gentle wash cycle 30 |
Country of origin | Vietnam |
Manufacturer commitment | RE100 |
Manufacturer compensation | According to RE100, the manufacturer Tommy Hilfiger fully compensates for its energy consumption, leading to a reduction in emissions. |
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