Belstaff Sweater - Black - 38

A 'Regular Fit' means the sweater is cut to follow the body's natural shape without being too tight or too loose. It offers a comfortable, classic silhouette with enough room for movement and layering.

Due to its 100% cotton fleece construction, it's best suited for cooler seasons like autumn and winter, or cool spring evenings. While breathable, it may be too warm for peak summer temperatures unless used in air-conditioned environments.

Yes, you can machine wash it. Always use cold water on a gentle cycle with similar colors and a mild detergent to preserve the fabric and prevent shrinkage or fading. Refer to the care label for precise instructions.

To prevent shrinking, wash the sweater in cold water and avoid high heat when drying. Tumble dry on a low setting or, ideally, lay it flat to air dry. Reshape while damp if air drying.

The Belstaff branding is typically a subtle, embroidered logo or patch located on the side of one of the arms, providing a distinctive mark of the brand's quality and style.

Belstaff's 'Regular Fit' is generally considered true to size. For the best fit, consult Belstaff's official size guide, if available, and consider your usual sweater size. Info needed: [Provide size chart or specific sizing advice if available]

This often occurs due to washing in hot water or high-heat drying. To prevent, always wash in cold water and tumble dry on a low setting or air dry flat. If shrinkage has occurred, re-wet the garment, gently stretch it back to its original shape, and lay flat to dry.

Frequent washing, especially with harsh detergents or in hot water, can cause color fade. Wash inside out in cold water with a color-safe detergent. Limit exposure to direct sunlight when drying.

This can happen if too much detergent is used or if the sweater is air-dried in a very dry environment. Use less detergent, consider adding a fabric softener (if compatible with cotton), and tumble dry on low with a dryer ball, or air dry in a slightly humid environment.

Pilling is common with cotton due to friction. Gently remove pills with a fabric shaver, lint brush, or pilling comb. Washing inside out and avoiding harsh agitation can help reduce pilling.