Splendid late 60s vintage sweater by Trevira2000, a brand marketed between the 60s and 70s to identify garments made with Trevira fiber. Soft, slightly boxy silhouette with raglan sleeves and a shirt collar, in an intense shade of cobalt blue (in my opinion, slightly leaning towards teal). The front features an elegant zig-zag openwork pattern, while the back and sleeves are made with a compact knit texture. Front closure with gray buttons.
Size 44IT, also very cute worn oversized on smaller sizes. Remember to check the measurements!
Pit to Pit: 55cm
Length: 65cm
The garment does not have a composition label; at the time, the Trevira 2000 brand was accompanied by the wording 100% Synthetics or 100% Textured Polyester. Trevira fabric was sold as the "fabric of the future," a new generation synthetic fiber that promised elegance with low maintenance. Shrink-proof, wash-resistant garments that did not require ironing.
