See Saw Wool Blend Zip Collar Dolman Sleeve Sweater in Black

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See Saw Wool Blend Zip Collar Dolman Sleeve Sweater | Black | 721

Name: See Saw Wool Blend Zip Collar Dolman Sleeve Sweater | Black | 721
Brand: Labels By The Bay
SKU: 20416355
Price: 169.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

$169.00

Effortless elegance meets everyday comfort in the See Saw Wool Blend Zip Collar Dolman Sleeve Sweater. The relaxed dolman sleeves create a flattering silhouette, while the half-zip collar adds versatile styling options—wear it zipped up for warmth or open for a layered look. Crafted from a soft wool blend, it's designed to keep you cosy without the weight. A front pocket adds practical charm, and the ribbed neckline ensures a polished finish.

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See Saw Wool Blend Zip Collar Dolman Sleeve Sweater | Black | 721

Effortless elegance meets everyday comfort in the See Saw Wool Blend Zip Collar Dolman Sleeve Sweater. The relaxed dolman sleeves create a flattering silhouette, while the half-zip collar adds versatile styling options—wear it zipped up for warmth or open for a layered look. Crafted from a soft wool blend, it's designed to keep you cosy without the weight. A front pocket adds practical charm, and the ribbed neckline detail ensures a polished finish. Perfect for pairing with your favourite denim or tailored trousers, this timeless sweater transitions seamlessly from weekend casual to smart-casual occasions.

Half Zip Collar Neckline
Dolman Sleeve
Side Splits at Hem
Small Front Pocket

43% Nylon
28% Acrylic
22% Polyester
6% Wool
1% Spandex

Cold Hand Wash in Cold Water

Womens Clothing Size	Bustcm	Waistcm	Hipscm
8/XS	86	70	92
10/S	91	75	97
12/M	96	80	102
14/L	101	85	107
16/XL	107	90	112
18/XXL	112	95	117

See Saw Clothing

See Saw offers easy-to-wear, well-fitted, ageless pieces enriched with a playful colour palette. Their aim is for women to wear See Saw clothing, to feel stylish and comfortable.

See Saw's aim is for the wearer to feel good knowing that they use quality natural fibres like linen, cotton, and merino wool. They make sure they source fibres from communities that look after their workers, and only have them made by people who do the same.