Denîmes Gradient Graphic Jacquard Cotton Jumper – Indigo Blue/Rust Brown

The Denîmes Jumper translates the beauty of denim into luxurious knitwear. Inspired by the colours, fading and softness of long-worn jeans, this piece is crafted in 100% premium mercerised Pima cotton — silky smooth, breathable and comfortable all year round.

Knitted in a special jacquard technique, the fabric appears gently sun-faded and naturally weathered, echoing the unique character of denim. The minimalist silhouette highlights refined feminine details: a wide V-neck at both front and back, cropped ¾ sleeves and subtle side slits for ease and elegance.

In a blend of indigo blue with rust-brown accents, this jumper is as versatile as it is striking — perfect with tailored trousers, skirts or your favourite jeans. Designed and produced ethically in the Netherlands according to the zero-waste principle.

Details
• 100% mercerised Pima cotton
• Colours: indigo blue with rust brown
• Size M: length 54 cm | sleeve length 36 cm
• Soft, breathable & easy-care
• Hand wash, low spin, dry flat, iron on cotton setting
• Handmade in the Netherlands by Studio Myr

Source: STUDIO MYR

Material & Fabric	Yarn processing in Italy
Production	Made in the Netherlands

STUDIO MYR is a small independent knitwear brand by Miriam Lenarts.

Fair trade: Miriam's collection is knitted on a small scale in the Netherlands under fair working conditions. This happens in the Dutch knitting workshop Knit-it. The materials come from Italy. There, the yarns are manufactured by two family businesses.

Environmentally friendly: Studio Myr uses natural fabrics such as merino wool, linen and cotton. The merino wool is RWS certified, so mulesing-free and the animals are treated in a good way. The linen is grown in Europe, and the organic cotton is GOTS certified. Studio Myr also uses Pima cotton.

Sustainability is close to Miriam's heart and the clothing is therefore produced with as little waste as possible, according to the zero waste principle.

Locally produced: All clothing is produced locally in the Netherlands, and the yarns are made in Italy.