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The Merino Turtleneck

1 100 SEK

100% extra-fine Merino wool. Fine 24 gauge knit with a smooth handle and classic turtleneck collar. Italian Tollegno 1900 yarn, knitted in Romania.

Dark Navy

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Size & Fit
Our size size range spans from XXS to XXL, enabling a wide diversity of preferences and body types.

The model is 177cm/5'10” tall and wears a size M.
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All measurements are garment measurements - take them on the garment lying out flat, not on the body. Please note actual garment measurements can vary +/- 1.5cm

Measurements XXS XS S M L XL XXL
Shoulder to Shoulder 32 34 36 38 40.2 42.4 44.6
Chest 38 41 44 47 50.5 54 57.5
Waist 32 35 38 41 44.5 48 51.5
Bottom 35 38 41 44 47.5 51 54.5
Length XXS XS S M L XL XXL
Length 57 59 61 63 65.5 68 70.5
Sleeve XXS XS S M L XL XXL
Sleeve 55 57 59 61 63 65 67
A. SHOULDER Measure straight across the back of the shirt, from the outside edge of one shoulder (at the top of the sleeve) to the other.

B: CHEST Measure straight across the chest, 1 cm down from one armpit to the other.

D: BOTTOM Measure straight across the bottom of the garment.

E: LENGTH Measure straight down from the highest point of the shoulder to the bottom of the garment.

F: SLEEVE Measure from shoulder to bottom of sleeve.
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An iconic staple, we've made our roll neck from a super fine, lightweight 24 gauge knit with a neatly ribbed roll-neck. Made from naturally breathable, temperature regulating and moisture-wicking Argentinian Merino wool, traced to the sheep, spun by Italian heritage mill Tollegno 1900.

Release
2021
Version
1.0
Fiber composition
100% merino wool
Fiber grade
Extra fine 19,5 micron
Fiber certification
RWS, Nativa, Mulesing-free
Yarn count
Nm 2/48 in 1-ply
Fabric construction
24 gauge, plain knit

24 gauge plain knit from 2/48 Tollegno 1900 yarn

Fine 1x1 rib knitted folded roll neck

Fully fashioned - knitted and linked with no off-cuts

All our merino wool products are made from 100% traceable extra-fine 19,5 micron Merino wool, from handpicked RWS and Nativa certified sheep farms in Uruguay, committed to regenerative farming practices. Our sourcing partners Chargeurs treat the greasy, raw wool in Uruguay, before shipping to Europe for spinning and dyeing at our Italian heritage mill Tollegno 1900.

How it's made

Component/ProcessSupplierCountryLast Visited

Packing
Alextricot SRL
Bailesti, Romania Est. 1992-01-01
Alextricot is an Italian-owned knitwear expert located in Romania. Franco, the owner, first started developing his expertise at his father's factory in Italy during the 1960s. His technical knowledge and highly-trained eye for detail are reflected in the proficiency of his staff. This fully vertical, 10000sqm meter facility houses all machinery for knitting, linking and laundry.
Employees
146
Salary
1150 Salary Unit
Employees Work Hours
8h
Tier
Manufacturing
Last Visit
2022-11-01
Romania
2022-11-01
Washing
Alextricot SRL
Bailesti, Romania Est. 1992-01-01
Alextricot is an Italian-owned knitwear expert located in Romania. Franco, the owner, first started developing his expertise at his father's factory in Italy during the 1960s. His technical knowledge and highly-trained eye for detail are reflected in the proficiency of his staff. This fully vertical, 10000sqm meter facility houses all machinery for knitting, linking and laundry.
Employees
146
Salary
1150 Salary Unit
Employees Work Hours
8h
Tier
Manufacturing
Last Visit
2022-11-01
Romania
2022-11-01
Linking
Alextricot SRL
Bailesti, Romania Est. 1992-01-01
Alextricot is an Italian-owned knitwear expert located in Romania. Franco, the owner, first started developing his expertise at his father's factory in Italy during the 1960s. His technical knowledge and highly-trained eye for detail are reflected in the proficiency of his staff. This fully vertical, 10000sqm meter facility houses all machinery for knitting, linking and laundry.
Employees
146
Salary
1150 Salary Unit
Employees Work Hours
8h
Tier
Manufacturing
Last Visit
2022-11-01
Romania
2022-11-01
Knitting
Alextricot SRL
Bailesti, Romania Est. 1992-01-01
Alextricot is an Italian-owned knitwear expert located in Romania. Franco, the owner, first started developing his expertise at his father's factory in Italy during the 1960s. His technical knowledge and highly-trained eye for detail are reflected in the proficiency of his staff. This fully vertical, 10000sqm meter facility houses all machinery for knitting, linking and laundry.
Employees
146
Salary
1150 Salary Unit
Employees Work Hours
8h
Tier
Manufacturing
Last Visit
2022-11-01
Romania
2022-11-01

Yarn dyeing (solids)
Filatura Tollegno 1900 S.R.L.
Biella, Italy
Filatura Tollegno is a century-old, vertically integrated, spinner located in Biella, Northern Italy, with a strong commitment to community and environment. They operate facilities in Biella, Italy, and Lodz, Poland and are affiliated with the sister company Lanificio di Tollegno, focusing on woven fabrics. Our partnership began in 2016 with the introduction of our knitwear and has lasted ever since. Tollegno supply all our merino wool yarns and are an important partner in setting up our traceable regenerative wool supply chain together with our sourcing and certification partner Nativa™. Still located in its founding factory facilities in the lush hills of Northern Italy, Tollegno is a progressive supplier rooted in history. Their farbics are Nativa ™, RWS, Oeko-Tex 100 and Woolmark certified - among others. Tollegno have equipped their facilities with photovoltaic solar panels and operate a waste water treatment plant so big, it takes care of not only it's own water but that of the Biella commune as well.
Employees
106
Salary
1400 Salary Unit
Employees Work Hours
3 shifts of 8h
Last Visit
2023-05-10
Italy
2023-05-10
Ply twisting
Tollegno 1900 Poland Sp. z o.o.
Łódź, Poland Est. 1998-01-01
Employees
357
Salary
914 Salary Unit
Employees Work Hours
3 shifts of 8h
Last Visit
2019-04-01
Poland
2019-04-01
Spinning
Tollegno 1900 Poland Sp. z o.o.
Łódź, Poland Est. 1998-01-01
Employees
357
Salary
914 Salary Unit
Employees Work Hours
3 shifts of 8h
Last Visit
2019-04-01
Poland
2019-04-01
Combing
Chargeurs - Wool Mill
Trelew, Argentina Est. 1985-01-01
Run by our sourcing partner Chargeurs, the combing facilities are equipped with state of the art water treatment facilities that safeguard the clean return of the water taken from the Rio Chubut River, which carries its water from the Andes to the Atlantic ocean. The facilities scour and comb greasy wool to produce merino tops (wool in the stage ready for spinning) of qualities ranging from 17 to 32,5 microns - with our quality in the highest end at 19,5 microns.
Employees
101
Salary
900 Salary Unit
Employees Work Hours
8h
Argentina
-
Scouring
Chargeurs - Wool Mill
Trelew, Argentina Est. 1985-01-01
Run by our sourcing partner Chargeurs, the combing facilities are equipped with state of the art water treatment facilities that safeguard the clean return of the water taken from the Rio Chubut River, which carries its water from the Andes to the Atlantic ocean. The facilities scour and comb greasy wool to produce merino tops (wool in the stage ready for spinning) of qualities ranging from 17 to 32,5 microns - with our quality in the highest end at 19,5 microns.
Employees
101
Salary
900 Salary Unit
Employees Work Hours
8h
Argentina
-
Farming
Chargeurs - Wool Farms
, Argentina
From 2021-2024 we've sourced our wool from 5 Merino Wool farms in Argentina, carefully selected in collaboration with our Italian Mill, Tollegno, and their sourcing and certification partner Chargeurs. All wool is RWS and Nativa™ certified, which ensures the highest standard of animal husbandry and land management, breeding and farming in harmony with the local ecosystems. All farms are mulesing free. "El Triunfo" Puerto Deseado, Santa Cruz, Argentina El Triunfo was established by a Spanish immigrant family in 1904 and has since been kept in the family, with the ownership and management passing down three generations. Currently run by Eduardo Ribaya and his wife, the two farms are more than a business, but an essential part of their history and heritage, managed with a deep passion for nature and animals. The farm is operated by the family and one employee, who received 715 USD per month plus food and housing. “La Chaira” Santa Cruz, Argentina Run by Aljandro Tirachini, the third generation of sheep breeders in his family since 1909, La Chaira houses over 5000 sheep in the Patagonia area of Santa Cruz. Since the 1990's the family has increased investment in responsible practices to create an even better and more competitve product. Workers and management are incentivized by training, talks, generous holidays and more, creating a strong commitment to the farm and bond between both teams and the environment in which they operate. "La Maciega" Chubut, Argentina La Maciega's history dates back to 1929 when it was acquired by owners of Germen descent. SInce then it has been passed on and acquired by different individuals, with some of the proceeds going to fund the contruction of a local hospital. For the past 20 years it's been in the ownership and management of Roberto Valle who has continuously invested in the development of the farm. Today it employs 8 people with a salary of 530-655 USD/m plus housing. For every month of work, the employees are off one full week. "La Marina" & "Ernestina" Valdés Peninsula, Chubut, Argentina Run by father and Son, Luis & Juan Copello, La Ernestina and Marina farms were founded four generations earlier in 1905 when the state auctioned off the land to european immigrants. Located in some of the most remote, spectacular and protected land on earth, the whole peninsula is a UNESCO World Heritage and home of vast animal life and biodevirsity Specifically, La Ernestina farm, has some of the highest concentration of marine and bird life on the whole peninsula, including orcas and sea lions. The sheep graze freely on 15,000 hectares of land, side-by-side with the wildlife. Apart from the farm, mr Copello Sr has since 2000 become increasingly invested in nature preservation, working specifically with Orcas. "Cullen Farm", Tierra del Fuego, Argentina Located in the southern most province of Argentina, the Patagonian region of Tierra del Fuego, the Cullen farm carries over a century of tradition in fine wool farming in characteristically extreme climate. The estate demonstrates how tradition can coexist with innovation and progress. Focusing not only on the development of the output of their business, Estancia Cullen acknowledge the need for and work actively with responsible environmental management, animal welfare, human capital development and investment in their community to foster a financially and environmentally sustainable business for the long term.
Argentina
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Elastane yarn
Unknown
Italy
-
Main label
Nilörngruppen AB
Hong Kong
-
Care label
Nilörngruppen AB
Hong Kong
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Nativa Regenerative Farms

Our Uruguayan merino wool farms supply the wool for all our merino knits and are part of the Nativa™ Regen program, supporting farmers to transition to regenerative farming practices.

Cost, resource and impact breakdown

For every garment, we not only disclose the full supply chain, but also its monetary and resource cost structure along with the resulting CO2e emissions. Impact is calculated in kg of climate change CO₂ equivalent. Figures refer to garment production (raw material to finished garment) and exclude post-purchase lifecycle stages (shipping, use phase, end of life).

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Component	Cost	Co2	Water	Energy
Assembly	14.5 EUR	0.23 kg	0.01 l	0.64 kWh
Main Fabric	10.3 EUR	8.23 kg	2.42 l	10.73 kWh
Trims	0.3 EUR	0.02 kg	0 l	0.01 kWh
Transport	0.4 EUR	0.68 kg	0.09 l	6.95 kWh
Total	25.6 EUR	9.16 kg	2.52 l	18.33 kWh

Care instructions

Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Iron at low temperature 110°C
Professional dry clean
Machine wash delicate

How to take care of wool

Most of us have probably ruined a sweater or two in our garment care career and caring for wool has a bad rep for being a hassle. We respectfully disagree. Wool care is misunderstood. In general, wool garments require much less care, the garment practically takes care of itself because of the inherent qualities of wool. Sure, if you do need to wash the whole piece, it needs some extra attention, but that’s exactly what we’ll guide you through in this section - there’s nothing to fear.

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Garment take back and resale

To extend the life of our product, we take back any unwanted Asket garments - no matter their condition or age. In exchange, you'll receive a reward voucher based on the type(s) of garments you return. Your sent in garments will be handled for resale at our Bondegatan Restore location.