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Hey guys, wanna know about hanging my 6A UP, if I hang them up, it's not going to stretch the shoulders or anything is it, as it is super heavy.
 
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Find Finn

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:)

It will ruin them, so really don't want to hang them.

I fold mine like you would one on display, arms behind body.
 

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I have canvas sweater bags I keep them in, and they do take up a lot of room even folded presentation-style. I've seen others post about using tupperware-type boxes which would allow you to squish them down a bit I guess.

I don't find creases a problem though, they tend to fall out after wearing for a little while.

BTW some more pieces are up at Mandon, I noticed yesterday.
 

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Good news.

I've been in contact with them and it is now possible to proceed directly with them to place orders. They closed their website once a partner retired back then. Prices are much more attractive than retailers', not as good as in the past though.

Here are the prices relative to the following styles. All excluding shipping fees. If you know about other styles you can ask for price, I think I'm able to get a list of all existing styles with pictures that I'll post later.

1A CABLE CREW : £120
3A LUMBER CARDIAGAN : £120
4A GOLFER CARDIGAN : £120
6A SHAWL CARDIGAN : £130
30E SNOWFLAKE LUMBER : £130

The process seems to be the same, you can contact [email protected] advising style, size and colour you are willing to purchase. The knit is in stock, you can pay directly through paypal or bank transfer

. If not, you can order, in that case they will transfer the order to the knitters and the knit will be ready in a minimum of 12 weeks (I just ordered a 1A in Wine and a 4A in Black in order to get them just before winter). If your wanted piece is not in stock, you won't have to pay right now, but they'll invoice you once produced.

Please check the shades card below, thet currently have new shades card dyed but it should takes a couple of months.


 

jet

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great news too bad colors are limited
 

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