Cotton Rib

A full 1×1 rib in cotton. It holds a shape by geometry, not by fibre recovery.

USD 92

Fibre diameter: No animal fibre
Ply: 2
Yarn count: 2/30 Nm combed
Knit gauge: 12 gg, 1×1 rib

Composizione / Composition

Cotone / Cotton100%

Where it comes from

Yarn spun in Türkiye

Knitted and made up in Portugal

Origin is stated per batch and repeated on the label sewn into the piece.

Size — measurements are in the table below

Model is 183 cm and wears size M.

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Price in US dollars (USD). Free standard shipping over USD 149, otherwise USD 12.

14 days to withdraw from delivery, no reason needed. How to do it.

Covered by the 2-year legal guarantee of conformity, claimed from us. What that covers.

Structure instead of stretch

Cotton

What it gives you: Machine washable, no felting, no moths
What it costs you: Barely warmer than a shirt

Compare it against the other yarns

Cotton does not spring back the way wool does, so a cotton rib relies on the fold of the structure rather than the memory of the fibre. It pulls in less and relaxes more.

There is no elastane in it. When it relaxes, a cold wash brings most of it back.

No animal fibre in this piece

Three of the four wool problems do not apply here.

Pilling
It still abrades. We grade this yarn 4 on the same test — Martindale abrasion, 2,000 rubs, assessed to ISO 12945-2. Cotton flattens and goes limp at the cuffs rather than balling up.
Itch
No animal fibre, so no micron value and nothing to prickle.
Felting
Plant fibre does not felt. Machine wash at 40 °C without worrying about it.
Moths
Clothes moths eat protein fibre. They have no interest in this.

Care

The conditions, not the icons.

Machine wash 40 °C, dry flat. Reshape while damp.

washing it hotter than this is not covered — and here is exactly why

Who pays when a sweater is felted

Maximum wash temperature: 40 °CAbove this the fibre felts, and felting is permanent.
Machine wool cycle: Not allowedWash it by hand in still water instead.
Drying: Dry flatHanging a wet shaped knit stretches the body and the shoulders.
Tumble dryer: NeverHeat plus tumbling is the fastest way to felt a wool garment.
Iron: 150 °C maximumPress and lift. Sliding an iron across knitting flattens the stitch.

Care symbols: wool cycle at 30 degrees, do not tumble dry, dry flat, iron at 110 degrees maximum

Measured, every size

Centimetres, taken flat, after washing.

These are garment measurements, not body measurements. Lay a piece you already like on a table, measure it the same way, and compare. There is no one-size option on this site.

The model is 183 cm tall and wears size M.