"Sangachok" Hand-knitted wool jacket from Nepal - Warm, distinctive & fairly produced
"Sangachok" Hand-knitted wool jacket from Nepal - Warm, distinctive & fairly produced
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"The strong red with the pattern in the shoulder area gives the jacket so much character – it's guaranteed to stand out."
"Sangachok" Hand-knitted Wool Jacket from Nepal
The "Sangachok" is meticulously handcrafted in the regions of Panauti, Banepa, and Shakhu. Each jacket is knitted by experienced Nepalese artisans – stitch by stitch – and bears their unique personal touch. This results in a piece of authentic tradition that can be seen and felt.
The model in the product photos is 185 cm tall and wears size L – the jacket runs true to size to slightly large, perfect for layering and cozy warmth.
Material & Warmth
Robust, thick sheep's wool on the outside, soft, dark fleece lining on the inside. This combination provides exceptional, instantly noticeable warmth, high wearing comfort without scratching, wind-resistant properties, and a pleasantly balanced body climate. Perfect for autumn, winter, cold nights, and outdoor adventures.
Design & Pattern
The "Sangachok" combines strong red and dark hues with traditional Nepal patterns in the chest and shoulder area. The typical Fair Isle-inspired knit pattern gives the jacket a strong, characterful look and a harmonious color effect – a look that appears both modern and traditional.
Practical Details
- Full-length front zipper
- Soft, warm hood with fleece inside
- Phone-friendly slash pockets
- Wooden cord stoppers for an authentic Nepal look
- High collar for extra wind protection
Fair & Social
With every "Sangachok," you support Nepalese knitters and a secure, fair income, traditional craftsmanship that has existed for generations, as well as sustainable, responsible textile production. This jacket is more than a piece of clothing – it stands for appreciation and genuine handwork.
It's best to see for yourself – or come by Kramgasse 63, then you can try on the jacket directly in the store.
