Three-thread looped knitwear with fleece PENYE in "Nude Beige" color (MX20)
Three-thread looped knitwear with fleece PENYE in "Nude Beige" color (MX20)
9.90€ /m
Composition: 80% cotton, 20% polyester.
Country of origin: Turkey.
Width: 180 cm.
Density: 320 gr/m2.
Color: „Nude Beige” (MX20). Matches our RIB „Nude Beige” 400 gr/m2 (MX20).
Features: PENYE quality looped three-thread knitwear with fleece (highest knitwear quality classification). PENYE knits are made from long-staple cotton. This type of knitwear is characterized by its softness, gentleness, good wear properties: the knitwear does not pill when worn and does not shrink after washing. PENYE knits are less wrinkled compared to other types of knitwear and hold their shape well. The high cotton content in the knitwear ensures natural warmth, softness, and comfort, while the remaining part – synthetic fiber – ensures better wear properties and elasticity.
Suitable for:
• ideal choice for sewing warmer casual clothes with fleece. Suitable for clothes worn in autumn, winter, or spring seasons: trousers, sweatshirts, sportswear sets, warm dresses, jackets, cardigans, turtlenecks, tracksuits, or hats and scarves;
• children’s clothing: due to natural fiber and softness, this three-thread PENYE quality looped knitwear with fleece is a perfect choice for sewing children’s clothes, ensuring comfort and freedom of movement.
Information:
• PENYE quality three-thread looped knitwear with fleece;
• stretchy knitwear;
• breathability: natural cotton fiber allows the skin to breathe;
• soft, gentle, especially fluffy, does not pill, natural shine;
• warmth and comfort: fleece on the inner side of the knitwear provides additional warmth and coziness, making clothes sewn from this knitwear pleasant to wear in cold seasons;
• certified „STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®”.
Care:
• washing: do not exceed 30 °C water temperature when washing;
• drying: naturally, avoid direct sunlight and dryer;
• ironing: at low temperature to keep the knitwear soft and gentle, or with a steam iron.


