The Whole Lotta Love Knitted cardigan, A Long sleeve, super soft cotton unique jacquard pattern cardigan ..baby, I’m not fool’in…this captures all the good times! With a whole lotta love.
KEY DETAILS:
Super soft cotton
Jacquard pattern-unique to Keko Studio using patterns from the anything is possible print.
A total unique piece.
Contrast jacquard face silhouette with applique lips and bolt of lightning
Heart shaped dimante buttons at the front opening
Applique stars at elbows
Heart jacquard split pattern at the back panel.
Co-ordinate with other items in Keko Studio collection.
PURPOSEFUL ADJUSTABLE FEATURES:
Wear different ways
Wear all year round.
PATTERN INSPIRATION STORY:
Whole lotta Love – inspired by the court of the crimson king, while listening to King crimson and Led Zeppelin the designer saw a vision…one of beauty! This jaw dropper pattern.
Using the anything Is Possible print – Inspired By The Music Of Led Zeppelin And Ziggy Stardust, Our Designer Channelled 1970s Psychedelic Patterns And Feel-good Energy Into This Cosmic And Love-inspired Belief That Anything. Is. Possible.
In Vibrant Pink And Fuchsia Tones And Golden Cosmic Pops it is blended with silhouettes of faces, hearts and stars.
FABRIC, WASH AND CARE
100% COTTON
This super soft high quality cotton is made with
high quality fibres and put together with care and attention.
Cotton is breathable and comfortable on the skin.
This yarn is Oeko-Tex certifies non-hazardous end-products and all of their components. Products that carry the Standard 100 label have been tested and proven free of harmful levels of toxic substances.
Please help keep this garment beautiful by washing with care- follow instructions the yarn is delicate fabric and should be treated with care. Always wash separately.
We always recommend hand wash because of the decorative buttons and retain the garments beauty. Do not rub when wet.
Air dry away from direct sunlight and iron on a very low setting.
This fabric is delicate -Please remove jewellery when dressing to avoid snagging.
