Jumper Berni Vanille / Ourson
Jumper Berni Vanille / Ourson
An iconic piece of the seventies wardrobe, the Berni sleeveless sweater embodies a casual chic and effortless silhouette. Worn directly on the skin or layered over a shirt, it is a revisited classic to adopt without delay.
• Striped sleeveless sweater in Superfine Alpaca
• Iconic Italian Des Petits Hauts yarn
• Straight fit
• Polo collar
• Front button placket
• Buttons made in France
• Ribbed finishes
• Jersey knit
• Vanille and Ourson colours: a light yellow and a dark brown
• Designed in Paris by our stylist
• Made in Italy
• 1/2 Bust circumference: 51 cm - Total length: 53 cm for a size 1
• Calista is 1.76m tall and wears a size 1
Made from an Italian GRS-certified yarn guaranteed mulesing-free, composed of a blend of fibres including superfine alpaca and recycled polyamide. The superfine alpaca provides warmth and softness, while the polyamide offers flexibility and shape retention.
Composition
57% Polyamide, 42% Superfine Alpaca, 1% Elastane
Made in Italy
Maintenance
Hand Wash
Dry Flat
Cool Iron
DELIVERY
Standard delivery 12,95 CHF. Customs fees are free.
INFORMATION – Warehouse relocation
Orders placed from Tuesday, July 28 at 1 PM to Monday, August 3 inclusive may experience a temporary extension of 5 business days in processing time.
To better serve you, we are moving our collections to a new, larger and more efficient warehouse. This transition will help us improve the preparation and delivery of your orders in the long term.
Any questions? Our Customer Service team is here to help: eshop@despetitshauts.com
RETURN
The return costs are at your expense.
TIME LIMIT FOR RETURN
You have 15 calendar days from the date you receive your order at home or collect it from a collection point to return it.
All returned items must be unused, in their original packaging, and have all tags still attached.
To learn more about how to return an item, please consult the FAQ.
Once your parcel is received at our warehouse, the refund will be processed within 14 days.


