Merino d'Arles Padded Half Zip
Merino d'Arles Padded Half Zip
Merino d'Arles Padded Half Zip
Merino d'Arles Padded Half Zip
Merino d'Arles Padded Half Zip
Merino d'Arles Padded Half Zip
Merino d'Arles Padded Half Zip
Merino d'Arles Padded Half Zip
Merino d'Arles Padded Half Zip
Merino d'Arles Padded Half Zip
Merino d'Arles Padded Half Zip
Merino d'Arles Padded Half Zip

Merino d'Arles Padded Half Zip

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The Merino Padded Half Zip is a heavy 1100 gram weighing layering piece created for the colder days and a commitment to circular design principles. Nestled within the outer knit, is a 4NM Merino d’Arles yarn that is innovatively engineered into the fabric to provide an effective layer of warmth. 

The wave-like pattern across the fabric adds a tactile feel to the garment, while the double layered 1x1 rib finish on the collar, cuff and hem reinforces the stability to create a comfortable shell. The Merino fibres are sourced from the French indigenous Merinos d’Arles breed giving the vest a 100% European supply chain from the pastoral lands of France to the ateliers of Point Tricot in Italy.

A unique hybrid piece for layering over a T-shirt, sweater or shirt.

  • 100% Extrafine Merino wool from the indigenous breed from Southern France, the Merinos d’Arles.
  • Mulesing free sheep
  • 21µ fibre thickness
  • Outer Fabric: 1ply 2/30NM
  • Insulation: 1Ply 4NM
  • Weight: 1060 gram
  • Fully fashion details
  • 1x1 double layered rib on the collar, cuff and hem
  • Nyguard Econyl block tooth zipper - Cradle to Cradle approved
  • Stitch: The body consists out of a single jersey outer face fabric for the padded panels and  our trusted double jacquard stitch for the side panels, pockets and the sleeves.
  • The Padded Half Zip is designed with an additional 2.5cm margin in width and length compared to our other sweaters so it can function as a layering piece over a sweater or shirt.
  • Regular fit.
  • Stijn measures 187cm in height, 99cm around chest and wears L-Normal
  • Available in 10 sizes, S-XXL in Normal and Long Length.
  • Still in doubt, have a look at our our size-guide or email us at support@unborn.co in case of any questions
  • The wool is sourced from non-mulesing sheep that belong to the French indigenous Merinos d’Arles breed
  • The fibres are dyed with Oeko-Tex Class 1 certified dyes.
  • The Nyguard Econyl zippers do not have a certification but have been approved and used in Cradle to Cradle certified products.
  • 100% European Supply Chain

Our formal care instructions:

  • Hand wash cold
  • Do not bleach
  • Do not tumble dry
  • Iron low temperature
  • Dry flat
  • Do not dry clean

Our informal instructions

As we like to say: "Airing is caring". Merino wool practically take care of its self although it doesn’t mind a little help. Instead of washing, air out your woollen garments from time to time to remove any unwanted odours by either laying them flat on a bed or hanging it on a hanger for an hour or so.

Read our detailed care instructions for more information.

A shepherd overlooking his flock of Merino d'Arles sheep on a mountain slope with trees
Repsonsible Craftmanship
We've ensured that every step, from sheep to vest, is free from harmful substances. Our fibers are dyed using Oeko-Tex Class 1 certified dyes, and we've eliminated chlorine treatment from the spinning process.This commitment guarantees not only healthy materials for your skin but also contributes to a healthier planet.
Circle de Qualitè
The wool is sourced from non-mulesing sheep that belong to the French indigenous Merino d’Arles breed. The "Circle de Qualitè" has established strict rules and standards regarding the animal care, clip preparation and shearing processes to ensure animal welfare.
Seamsters sewing on garment labels to Merino knitwear at Point Tricot
100% Made in Europe
The entire production process, from sheep to finished garment, takes place within a controlled European supply chain.This project brings together the skills of French shepherds and Italian artisans, creating a garment that stands as a testament to the legacy of European artisanship.
Artwork with the text The Truth The Chain
Informed decision making

You have the right to know where our products come from, who our partners are, what the impact is and what the ingredients are for making our garments.

A shepherd herding his flock of Merino d'Arles sheep on the plains of the Vallon de Lauzaniers.
Merino d'arles Shepherd

Vallon de Lauzanier, Alpes de haute provence, France >>
A woman throwing a Merino d'Arles wool fleece onto the sorting table.
Merino d'arles breeder

Grans, Bouches du Rhône, France >>
Forklift driver and employee un-baling the wool at Pettinatura di Verrone.
Wool combing

Petti naturi di Verrone, Biela, Italy >>
A wide shot of Merino wool tops being fed into the wool blending and combing machine at the ARA spinning facility.
Spinning

ARA, Biela, Italy >>
A technician operating a flatbed knitting machine at Point Tricot.
Knitting & linking

Point Tricot, Osimo, Italy >>

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