Product Detail:

• The Amano alpaca balloon sleeve coatigan has the comfort of a cardigan and the wow factor of a coat.

• It is crafted from alpaca wool in a cellular mesh pattern, drop shoulder and a rib cuff which holds a stunning full balloon sleeve.

• 89% Alpaca 11% polyamide

• Sizing: This coatigan is designed to be worn as oversized, It would best suit Australia size 10-16.

• Proudly designed by Lorena Laing and made in Australia.

• NOTE: Colours used are natural colours of the Alpaca and variations are a natural occurrence and should not be considered a flaw but a unique part of our bespoke service.

• Care Instructions:

• Cold gentle hand wash using mild detergent

  Do not bleach or soak

  Do not rub or wring

  Squeeze out excess water

  Gently pull wet garment into shape

  Dry flat in shade

  Do not tumble dry

Amano was created by fashion artist, Lorena Laing. The Melbourne design firm is now an international brand, featuring functional, luxe alpaca knitwear, linen, silks, fashion accessories and homewares.

 Amano works with skilled local artisans to hand knit and weave pieces with a nod to traditional techniques meshed with natural, delicate materials to ensure no two garments are the same.

 Renowned for its dedication to ‘slow fashion’, Amano takes a step back with its craft and focuses on sustainable, ethical and traditional artisan processes to bring its clients a truly unique modern piece. The difference in detail stems from subtleties, enduring colour palettes and depths, rich textures and finishes – the mark of raw, natural sustainable fibres and the work of local artisan hands.

 Needle knitting, crochet, loom weaving and working with one of the last knitting mills left in Australia, Amano’s contemporary capsule collections of divine alpaca knits and accessories are featured in carefully selected boutiques, from Melbourne to New York.

 Proudly, in its 20th consecutive season, Amano is proof of a highly sustainable and ethical business with zero waste and continues to win the battle against fast fashion. Embracing the ‘slow fashion’ movement, Amano maintains sustainable practices and challenges consumers to question the traceability of their clothing as well as the origins of the materials themselves.