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Ivanhoe - Women's Vegby boiled wool skirt

Ecru grisé / S-36

129,00 EUR

Ivanhoe - Women's Vegby boiled wool skirt

Ivanhoe

Ivanhoe - Women's Vegby boiled wool skirt

129,00 EUR

Out of stock

ColorEcru grisé

Size S-36 M-38 L-40 XL-42 XXL-44

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Natural warmth, simplicity and freedom of movement

The Vegby boiled wool skirt by Ivanhoe is a minimalist winter piece designed to provide warmth without stiffness. Its straight, knee-length cut effectively protects against the cold while remaining comfortable to wear all day, indoors and out.

The discreet side zip makes it quick to put on, while the dense material prevents the "cold-through" effect often found with classic fabrics.

A simple, functional and durable piece.

NLS Range:

This piece belongs to Ivanhoe's NLS (Non-treated, Non-dyed wool) range:
a line based on materials chosen to limit fiber transformation and reduce overall impact.

Dense and protective boiled wool

100% natural wool
thick boiled wool - 450 g/m²
compact windproof surface
breathable despite density
retains warmth without overheating
stable structure that does not deform

Boiled wool is obtained by mechanical fulling after knitting.
The fibers tighten, the material becomes denser and more resistant while retaining wool's natural ability to regulate humidity.

This provides natural thermal insulation, suitable for cold temperatures but comfortable indoors.

Designed for everyday life

protective knee length
side closure with reversed zip
easy to put on and take off
discreet tone-on-tone embroidery
does not hinder walking
suitable for normal daily activities

It advantageously replaces winter trousers when you want to stay warm without layering up.

A sober and durable aesthetic

The straight and clean cut makes it easy to pair the skirt with wool tights, leggings or boots.
The style remains timeless and functional: a piece designed to be worn for a long time rather than a seasonal fashion.

"Maison de MaMoulia's Favorite"

This product is one of my favorites discovered in Germany during my encounter with the Ivanhoe brand

It was carefully selected not only for the quality of its natural wool, but also to meet essential expectations:

softness on the skin
natural warmth
modern and timeless design
easy to wear and combine
durability for many years
and it's a very beautiful product!

It's a real discovery that joins my personal wardrobe selection, a garment designed to be worn, loved and kept for a long time.

Colors:

Birch (very light greyish beige, slightly warm and natural)

Nutmeg (medium warm brown with a slightly reddish-gold hue)

Sizes:

36, 38, 40, 42, 44

Size guide:

Ivanhoe sizes are expressed in international sizes, they size like French sizes. Choose your usual size
Example: I am 177cm tall and wear an M-38 FR, my size at Ivanhoe is a 38.

About wool garment sizing

Genuine untreated wool retains its natural structure.
Unlike fibers stabilized by polymers, it remains supple and alive: the fiber can stretch naturally (up to about +30%) and then return to its shape, without permanent deformation.

An untreated wool garment therefore never remains totally fixed to a strict textile pattern.
It adapts to the body, movements and ambient humidity: the material works, breathes and accompanies the morphology.

Consequently, the size does not correspond to a closed category.
The main difference between two sizes is mainly in length (sleeves, total height), while the ease in width remains adaptable.

Thus, for example, a size 44 may also be suitable for a 46 - and depending on the models, sometimes even a 48 - without compromising comfort.

•100% boiled wool – density 450 g/m²
• Without Superwash treatment or any other treatment
• Dye-free
• Bluesign® certified yarn
• OEKO-TEX® certified closure

Pure, untreated wool garments do not need to be washed frequently.
Wool has a natural self-maintenance capacity thanks to its fibrous structure, keratin and lanolin.

• Routine maintenance (recommended)

- Regular ventilation in the open air (ideally outside, or in front of an open window).

- Rest after each use: hang the garment on a hanger or drying rack, do not leave it in a ball in order to preserve the fiber and its shape.

- Local cleaning of stains under water at room temperature with Ulrich ox gall stain-removing soap or genuine Marseille soap.

• Complete wash (very rare)

- A complete wash should remain exceptional.

- Hand wash only!

- Cold water or water at room temperature.

- Ulrich Natürlich special liquid wool detergent, ideally the version already enriched with lanolin to limit contact time with water and avoid the need for a separate treatment bath. Boiled wool will not tolerate being left in water for a treatment bath.

-Wash temperature = rinse temperature (avoid any thermal shock).

- Do not wring, wrap in a towel to absorb.

- Dry flat, away from the sun and any source of heat.

• If you choose to machine wash (always at your own risk):

To be avoided as much as possible.

- “Hand wash” or “Wool” program configured as follows:

-20 °C

- without spin or 400 rpm maximum

- short cycle (40 minutes maximum)
If your machine does not allow these settings, do not use the machine wash function.

Untreated wool naturally felts under the combined effect of heat, water, and friction. These precautions aim to preserve the fiber's intact structure and natural properties.

Ivanhoe manufactures primarily in Sweden and Europe. Approximately 90% of the knitting is done in its own workshop in Gällstad, which also houses the design, prototypes, embroidery, and some of the sewing. The remaining garment making is handled by selected partners located mainly in Estonia, Lithuania, and Poland.
This geographical proximity allows for:
• direct control of manufacturing,
• short deadlines,
• Production adjusted to demand,
• and a reduction in the environmental impact related to transport.
The sustainable approach also relies on the full utilization of resources: the Maison collection is made from surplus production materials (yarns, buttons, knits), repurposed into new objects. The stated objective is to maximize the use of materials and minimize waste.
For Ivanhoe, sustainability depends not only on the fiber used, but also on the place of manufacture, the partners chosen, and the distances traveled by the garments.

• Does the material make you itch?
Boiled wool has a drier feel than fine knits. The sensation depends on skin sensitivity. Most people wear it comfortably with tights or long underwear.

• Is the skirt stiff?
No.
The material is dense yet flexible. It retains its shape while allowing for normal walking and comfortable sitting.

• How long can this garment be worn without washing?
This garment can be worn for one or more years without washing, with simple airing.

• I highly recommend hand washing to preserve the size and structure of the garment.
Ulrich Natürlich laundry detergent enriched with lanolin is highly recommended.

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Ivanhoe's story begins in 1946 in Gällstad, a small village considered the cradle of Swedish textiles. Europe was emerging from the war, resources were limited, but Martin Göthager nevertheless decided to create his knitting workshop.

To buy his first machines, he took a major risk: he mortgaged his house. The machines were installed upstairs, while his wife Ragnhild sewed the clothes. Their home became simultaneously a family home and a production workshop—a business built literally from the living room.

The first garments were sold under the name Gällstads Ylle , with a strict constraint: to create pieces adapted to the available yarns, while remaining fashionable. The founder's technical expertise and business acumen enabled the company to weather this period of scarcity.

When the brand later shifted its focus to sportswear, it adopted the name Ivanhoe, chosen for its more international appeal. In the 1970s and 1980s, ski sweaters became iconic and permanently shaped the brand's identity.

The company was then run by the founder's three sons for nearly forty years, before being taken over today by the third generation – Anders, Anna, and Karin. Despite the evolution of the collections and their uses, one principle has remained unchanged since the beginning: working with wool and natural materials to create functional, durable clothing designed to accompany both everyday life and outdoor activities.

More than 75 years after its creation, a large part of the knitwear is still produced in the historic factory in Gällstad, maintaining the direct link between place, know-how and finished product.

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