Tell your bestie to watch out, Zion’s making moves.
Zion
will go wherever you go. Heading to the office? Picking up the kids? Movie on
the couch? Meeting your accountant? Doing a sneaky 3am drive thru run? Zion
will be there for you on every journey.
Plus she has batwing sleeves you can hide your snacks in, she’s
100% merino… and she has POCKETS?! Need we continue?
Our models wear a Petite and are 165cm tall.
Designed in Napier and made in the Central Hawkes Bay.
KILT clothing is always designed & made with LOVE in New Zealand.
WEAR THIS WITH:
Anything and everything Zion is the perfect chuck on and go cardi!
FABRIC COMPOSITION:
100% Merino
We use a combination of ZQ and RWS certified 100% merino. Both of these certifications ensure ethical and sustainable practises. Take a look ZQ
here and RWS
here. We were also lucky enough to get some of the last merino fabrics knitted right here in NZ, which is being used in a range of garments.
How to care for your Merino:
We recommend that you wash after you wear your Merino to keep it nice and fresh. Merino can be machine or hand washed. We recommend hand washing as it is a gentler way to wash your garments & kinder to the planet. Please use a liquid wool detergent as common laundry powders can contain whiteners, which act like bleach. This can create holes and ladders in the garment. Please do not tumble dry.
Hand Wash - Gently hand wash in lukewarm water. Use only approved liquid wool detergent. Rinse well. To get rid of excess water, do not wring, instead, roll your garment up in a towel and gently press to absorb. Lay flat in shade to dry.
Machine Wash - Machine wash in a cold. Use environmentally friendly approved liquid wool detergent. Separate light from darks. Wash prints inside out.
Stains - Should you find yourself dealing with a stain, immediately apply a solvent-based stain remover such as eucalyptus oil. Apply it in small amounts, working inwards on the stain to avoid it from spreading. Follow with a cold wash.
Storage - Our 100% merino cardigans are a tasty treat for moth larvae and we highly recommend that they are cleaned before storing. Merino garments are susceptible to moth holes due to their natural fabrication. The larvae of the clothes moth only eat natural fibres usually wool. If you find a hole appearing in your merino garments it is maybe an indication of clothes moth infestation. Clothes moths are seldom seen because unlike many other moths they avoid light. They prefer dark, undisturbed areas such as wardrobes and tend to live in corners or in folds of fabric. Clothes moth adults do not feed so they cause no injury to fabrics. However, the adults produce eggs that hatch into the larvae which is what eats the natural fibres.
The best way to avoid clothes moths is to store any merino in tightly sealed plastic storage bags or bins. Alternatively, keep your closet open and move garments often as moths hate light and movement. You can also use moth chemical traps where you are storing any natural fibres.
To see our garment care, click
here
Every effort has been made to portray the colours of our products that appear on this website as accurately as possible. However, because the actual colours you see depend on the monitor you are using, we cannot guarantee that your monitor’s display will be completely accurate.
MEASUREMENTS:
To see our general size guide, click
here
AVAILABILITY NOTE:
As our stock shows availability from the time it leaves our Design Room, it's best to ring your local boutique to check the stock has arrived before travelling in to see us, to avoid any disappointment x