mfpen was built on the idea that a wardrobe doesn't need a constant stream of newness to stay interesting. Founder Sigurd Bank designs with a remarkably effective point of view: if he wouldn’t’ wear it himself, it doesn’t get made. And it’s a good job he has the eye for cultivating contemporary classics, because it means we get pieces like this jumper. The stripes are different here — they don’t just decorate, they create their own unique texture.
- 100% Organic Cotton
- Crewneck
- Made in Portugal
- Machine Wash Cold
- Style Code: M326-052
Model is 6ft 1in/1.85m, with a 35''/89cm chest, a 31"/79cm waist, and is wearing a size Medium
We offer a variety of shipping methods, including standard and express options.
For more information about the cost and delivery timelines, please visit our shipping page.
If for some reason you are not happy with your purchase you can return it to us within 30 days for an exchange or refund.
We are now offering FREE UK returns. For more information please visit our returns page.
mfpen was built on the idea that a wardrobe doesn't need a constant stream of newness to stay interesting. Founder Sigurd Bank designs with a remarkably effective point of view: if he wouldn’t’ wear it himself, it doesn’t get made. And it’s a good job he has the eye for cultivating contemporary classics, because it means we get pieces like this jumper. The stripes are different here — they don’t just decorate, they create their own unique texture.
- 100% Organic Cotton
- Crewneck
- Made in Portugal
- Machine Wash Cold
- Style Code: M326-052
Model is 6ft 1in/1.85m, with a 35''/89cm chest, a 31"/79cm waist, and is wearing a size Medium
We offer a variety of shipping methods, including standard and express options.
For more information about the cost and delivery timelines, please visit our shipping page.
If for some reason you are not happy with your purchase you can return it to us within 30 days for an exchange or refund.
We are now offering FREE UK returns. For more information please visit our returns page.
