FREMIET Cardigan Gilet en pointelle
Payable in 3 times without fees
Made in our Parisian workshops
Responsible fashion
Tight fit
Description
Long sleeve cardigan, round neck in pointelle.
Diagonal button placket.
Coconut buttons.
Color : Nude.
The pointelle knit gives the FREMIET cardigan a romantic look. This openwork knit forms repetitive patterns, here represented by herringbone vertical lines. You will appreciate the comfort and elasticity of the material. Cut close to the body and with long sleeves, this piece will keep you warm all winter long. Succumb to the layering trend by pairing it with a blazer jacket and a long coat to accompany this cardigan without ever hiding it.
The originality is brought by the diagonal button placket starting from the base of the neck and stopping at the waist. The buttons are made from coconut, a natural material that blends perfectly with the nude color of the cardigan.
Looking for a darker piece? Then turn to theJOURDAIN cardigan .
DETAILS AND COMPOSITION
To learn more about our choice of materials and our values, go to the page Our values.
SHIPPING & RETURNS
Free homedelivery from 150€ in France and 200€ everywhere else.
Delivery within 48 to 72 hours.
Take advantage of the payment in 4 times without fees with PayPal.
For orders made with another payment method, exchanges are free, but returns are at your expense (except for defective items).
1 ORDER = 1 TREE PLANTED
Parisienne et alors is once again committed to Reforest Action which works to preserve, restore and create forests in France and around the world.
In concrete terms, for each of your orders, we commit to replanting a tree in a French forest because we too are convinced that the forest is the best solution for the climate and biodiversity.
OUR COMMITMENTS
Laury Thilleman advocates a more sustainable and ETHICAL vision of the world.
Faithful to her convictions, Laury wanted RESPONSIBLE fashion, but not only... She wanted her collections to be ECO and TRENDY.
It is from these values and her love of fashion that she creates a new collection every two months.