The PIP sweater by LANIUS is simple, stylish and, above all, incredibly comfortable to wear. The soft combination of organic wool and organic cotton provides just enough warmth without the sweater feeling heavy. A timeless sweater that you can easily wear to work, during a cool evening, or simply every day.
PIP is available in two beautiful colors: bright red and sky blue. The quiet design gains a special touch from the slightly flared sleeves and the wide rib details at the neckline and shoulders.
What is the LANIUS PIP sweater made of?
The sweater consists of 55% organic wool and 45% organic cotton. Wool provides natural warmth and temperature regulation, while the cotton makes the knit soft, breathable, and pleasant to wear.
The sweater contains no synthetic fibers. As a result, the knit may become slightly more supple or relaxed during wear. After a gentle wash, it usually returns nicely to its original shape.
How does the LANIUS PIP sweater fit?
The PIP sweater fits true to size and has a relaxed fit without being oversized or baggy. Therefore, choose your usual size. The style is straight and falls roughly to the hip, making it easy to combine with both trousers and skirts.
Details of the LANIUS PIP sweater
- 55% organic wool
- 45% organic cotton
- Soft, breathable, and comfortably warm
- Available in red and sky blue
- Round neckline
- Wide rib details at the neck and shoulders
- Slightly flared long sleeves
- Comfortable, relaxed fit
- Fits true to size
- Without synthetic fibers
How do you style the PIP sweater?
The sky blue PIP sweater combines beautifully with denim, camel, dark blue, brown, and soft natural tones. The red version instantly adds color to an outfit and looks great with gray, black, dark blue, beige, and various shades of denim.
Wear PIP casually with jeans and sneakers or combine it with trousers, a skirt, and nice shoes for a more dressed-up look. Due to its simple design, this is the kind of sweater you will reach for time and again.
Can a wool sweater pill?
Due to friction, small tufts or pills may develop on natural wool over time. This is normal and says nothing about the quality of the sweater. You can gently remove these with a Gleener fabric shaver so that the knit stays looking beautiful for longer.
How do you wash the LANIUS PIP sweater?
Wool does not need to be washed after every wear. It is better to let the sweater air out outdoors or in a well-ventilated room first.
Is washing necessary? Then always follow the care label, choose a cold wool wash cycle, and use a small amount of Lanalicious wool detergent. Do not wring or tumble dry. Gently pull the sweater into shape and let it dry flat.
Frequently asked questions about the LANIUS PIP sweater
Is the PIP sweater warm?
Yes, the sweater contains 55% organic wool and therefore provides pleasant warmth. Thanks to the organic cotton content, it feels lighter and less heavy than a sweater made entirely of wool.
Is the PIP sweater itchy?
The combination of wool and cotton feels soft and comfortable. However, how wool feels on the skin varies from person to person. If you are very sensitive to wool, you can wear a thin cotton shirt underneath.
What size should I choose for the PIP sweater?
The sweater fits true to size. Therefore, choose your usual size for the intended relaxed fit.
Does the PIP sweater get wider during wear?
Because the sweater consists entirely of natural fibers, the knit can become slightly more supple during wear. After a gentle wash and drying flat, the sweater usually returns nicely to its shape.
What colors is the LANIUS PIP sweater available in?
The PIP sweater is available in two colors: a striking bright red version and a soft sky blue variant.
Can I wear the PIP sweater to work?
Yes. The quiet round neckline, straight fit, and refined sleeve details give the sweater a polished look. Combine it with trousers or a skirt for a smart work outfit.
How do I keep the PIP sweater looking good?
Wash the sweater as little as possible, let it dry flat, and carefully remove any pills with a Gleener. Avoid sharp jewelry, zippers, and rough bags that could cause snags in the knit.