Merino Dhaka Sweater in Dragonfly Green

Layer sustainably this season with the Merino Dhaka Sweater by Dinadi, a versatile knit designed with a round neck featuring a graphic pattern inspired by traditional Nepali fabric called dhaka. A great piece for Canadian winters, whether worn under a vest, styled with a sleeveless dress, or on its own, this special sweater brings warmth and timeless character.

Why You'll Love It

• Soft 100% mulesing-free merino wool from South Africa
• Long sleeves with contrast cuff and collar
• Perfect for layering or wearing on its own

Perfect For

• Layering through Canadian fall and winter
• Effortless weekday-to-weekend outfits
• Sustainable fashion staples for Kelowna and beyond
• Building a timeless, eco-conscious wardrobe

Fit

• Silhouette: fitted but not tight
• Neckline: round neck with contrast collar
  

Material

100% Fine Merino Wool (mulesing-free)

About Merino Wool

Merino wool is naturally insulating, breathable, and moisture-wicking, which keeps you comfortable across seasons while resisting odour and dirt. Entirely natural, renewable, biodegradable, and recyclable, it's a fibre that adapts to your body and environment.

Dinadi merino wool is sourced from merino sheep in South Africa. They carefully ensure that the yarns used are cruelty-free and can guarantee that it is always mulesing-free.

Made in Nepal

Machine-knitted in 3 hours by a local partner in Kathmandu, Nepal. Dinadi conducts monthly site visits to ensure that their ethical and environmental standards are upheld.

Care Instructions

• Air out between wears to reduce washing
• Hand wash in cold water with wool detergent
• Lay flat to dry; do not twist, pull, or tumble dry
• Remove pilling by hand or with a de-pilling machine; compress fibres after de-pilling with a low iron

Certifications

Dinadi merino wool is OEKO-TEX 100 certified to be free of harmful chemicals.

Size Guide & Measurements (inches)

Fitted, but not tight. Please reference size chart below for measurements:

About Dinadi

Crafted by hand in Nepal from merino, yak, and cashmere yarns, and rooted in dignity, fairness, and social change. Every piece is a testament to slow fashion done right: no plastics, no shortcuts, just 100% natural fibres and empowering jobs that uplift communities.