Céline Blue Sweater. Inspired by traditional French striped sweaters and Indian colors, the Céline Blue sweater is a gem for winter and mid-season. Made in recycled cotton and made with love in our workshop in Italy it is an original and committed sailor top by LO NEEL.. The Céline Blue sweater, your favorite piece from last season, is back in stock! It is a perfect revisitation of the French sailor top, in an eco-responsible and stylish version. Its bright colors are proof that responsible fashion is not just classic. The Italian workshop partner LO NEEL works with automatic machines from the 70s to preserve the beauty of craftsmanship.. The Céline Blue sweater is made from cotton fiber made in Italy recycled in knitting factories in Prato. In a process upcycling, balls are created from these threads intended to be thrown away. Wearing the Céline Blue sweater means committing to a world with less waste and promoting the slow-fashion trade. It assembles easily with all the clothes in your wardrobe like the CLEM pants, made in France.. The secret of the Céline sweater: co-creator and stylist, Frédérique, puts her sister in the spotlight by using her first name to name her favorite piece from the capsule.. The Céline Blue sweater, an upcycling creation:. Sweater for women and for man fitted round neck. Hole at the bottom of the sleeves to put your thumb in. Sailor colorful: electric blue, pastel pink, mint green, and intense purple. Material in recycled cotton made in Italy – promotes the circular economy as well as the reduction and sublimation of waste. Soft and pleasant material. Spun, knitted and made in the Italian workshop. Our advice:. Machine wash on special wool program with mild detergent. Hand wash in cold water with Marseille soap. Drying in the open air. For women, S corresponds to size 36 and for men, S corresponds to size 34. Amber is 1m82 tall and wears S. A little ecological extra: thanks to upcycling, LO NEEL recycles scraps of fabric from Italy and luxury houses, thus giving them a second life. This method avoids more than 40 tons of CO2 emissions, saves 50,000 meters of fabric and saves more than 48 million liters of water.