Why a knitted skeleton beats a printed one
A printed skeleton sweater is ink sitting on a sweatshirt: it cracks in one winter and fades in two. A knitted skeleton sweater is a different animal. The ribcage is bone-white yarn, worked into the black wool bone by bone on industrial flat-bed machines. There is no print to peel, because the skeleton is the fabric. It reads from across a room and lasts as long as the wool.
Every piece is knitted to order in an Italian atelier with forty years of knitwear behind it, unisex sizing S to 2XL. Ribcages, skeletons, bats and graveyards: the whole bone family, done properly.
Is the skeleton printed on?
No. The motif is knitted into the fabric itself (jacquard/intarsia). There is no print to crack or peel: the pattern is made of yarn, and it lasts as long as the garment.
What is it made of?
A heavyweight 50% wool / 50% acrylic knit, produced to order in an Italian knitwear atelier with 40 years of experience: warm and substantial like pure wool, but harder-wearing and easier to care for.
How long does delivery take?
Each piece is knitted to order. Current lead time is 2 to 3 weeks plus shipping: the price of not being mass-produced.
Knitted, never printed
Every motif is jacquard worked into the fabric on flat-bed machines. Nothing to crack, nothing to peel.
Made to order in Italy
Your piece does not exist until you order it: knitted, hand-finished and steamed in 2 to 3 weeks.
Free worldwide shipping
Tracked and free everywhere, with free size exchanges and 14 day returns.