Kiiro, ivory silk knit bolero
Kiiro, ivory silk knit bolero
Regular price
$653
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- $653
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Short and fitted bolero made from cruelty free tussah silk knit.
Tussah silk, or shantung, is a type of wild silk, produced by silkworms of the same name that feed on oak and juniper leaves. Because they cannot be raised on farms, and their harvesting, warping, and dyeing is more complicated, this type of silk becomes an exclusive and cruelty-free fabric.
The selection of yarns used in our knitwear is carried out meticulously, looking for natural fibers of the highest quality to then make them in small specialized workshops in the Italian region of Reggio Emilia, which maintain an artisan approach.
71% silk
29% PBT elite
29% PBT elite
Dry cleaning is recommended. We encourage choosing dry cleaners that use hydrocarbons, which are less aggressive to the environment and with ISO 9.001 and 14.001 certificates, which ensure complete environmental management of waste materials.
Ironing at low temperature, maximum 110 ºC.
Do not use a tumble dryer.
No bleach.
Ironing at low temperature, maximum 110 ºC.
Do not use a tumble dryer.
No bleach.
Shipping costs vary depending on the country of destination. Shipping costs are calculated automatically and are reflected on the payment page.
Free shipping on orders.
- Spain and Portugal from 500 EUR
- China starting at CNY 3,800
- European Union from 1,000 EUR
- Rest of the world from 1,500 EUR
In case of making a return, shipping costs will not be refunded.
Shipments are normally made within 48 hours of placing the order. The delivery date depends on the courier service, although it is usually not more than 5 days.
If for any reason after receiving your order you are not completely satisfied with it, you have 15 calendar days from the date of receipt to make your return. Returned items must be in their original, unused condition, with all product tags and all accessories included.
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