Constructed From A Sumptuous Wool Blend, The Tanaga Boasts A Matching Fabric Belt, Free-Flowing Lines, And A Slim Lapel Design. It Has Hidden Side Pockets And A Slit At The Rear Hem.

Comes In A Regular Fit That Falls To Calf Length.

Regular Fit

Wool Is A Very Durable And Odour-Resistant Fabric Which Doesn'T Need To Be Machine Washed As Often As Other Materials. The Best Way To Wash A Wool Garment Is To Spot Clean It By Hand, Using Plain Water, Before Allowing It To Air. When Such Sustainable Clothes Do Need To Be Machine Washed, We Advise Following Some Of The Garment Care Tips Below.
Turn Inside Out And Place In A Mesh Bag.
Don’T Use Fabric Softener.
Use A ‘Wool’ Or ‘Delicates’ Wash Program. Double Check That These Programs Use Only Cold Water And Low Spin Settings.
Avoid Creasing By Removing A Garment From The Washing Machine As Soon As Possible.
Spot Clean Stains Gently With A Specially Designed Clothes Brush. Do Not Vigorously Scrub The Garment.
If Possible, Dry Wool Garments By Lying Them On A Flat Surface (Don’T Hang Dry) With A Towel Beneath.
Avoid Drying Garments In Direct Sunlight.
Wool Garments Usually Don’T Need To Be Ironed.