“The colors of the mountain meadows do not fade even in winter — they simply transfer from the grass to the shoulders of a woman”
The women's kepter “Colors of the Mountain Meadows” is a warm fur vest made of dense cashmere and decorated with machine embroidery. A comfortable fit and neat details make this item a versatile addition to both traditional and modern outfits.
🧵 Embroideredmachine embroidery | 🧶 Warmdense cashmere 2.5-3 mm | ✋ Handmadetraditional Hutsul ornament |
Material and Decor
The kepter is made of cashmere (5% wool, 65% acrylic, 30% polyester) — a dense, thick fabric 2.5-3 mm thick, which retains heat well in any season. The ornament is made with machine embroidery, giving the product a bright yet elegant appearance.
Where it fits and where it doesn't
✓ Suitable- everyday wear in cool weather;
- festive attire or Hutsul costume;
- combination with an embroidered shirt or solid clothing;
- gift with an authentic ethnic character.
| ✗ Not the best choice- hot summer weather — the fabric is dense and warm;
- active physical activities indoors.
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Technical Specifications
| Fabric | cashmere (5% wool, 65% acrylic, 30% polyester) |
| Thickness | 2.5-3 mm |
| Decor | machine embroidery |
| Sizes | 44, 46, 48, 50, 52 |
| Region of Manufacture | Kosiv, Ivano-Frankivsk region |
Care
- Recommended delicate cleaning or hand washing in cool water.
- Do not wring — allow water to drain naturally.
- Dry in a laid-out form, avoiding direct sunlight.
- Iron through fabric at low temperature, avoiding embroidered areas.
⚠️ ATTENTION: At the time of ordering, the selected item may already be sold in a physical store. Payment should be made after placing the order and after the manager contacts you. The manager will call you back, confirm the completeness of the order, and clarify the details.
📸 Please note that the color in the photo may be distorted on your device.
“Colors of the Mountain Meadows” — the colors of mountain grasses that warm you all year round.
📞 Orders and consultations: 067 801 80 40 · ✉️ Email: uahucul@gmail.com
