Ellesse Penguin Cervinia Jumper Navy
The Ellesse Penguin Cervinia Jumper is a luxurious piece of knitwear made from a soft mix of cashmere and wool offering a great look and feel. The alpine ski logo is made into a graphic style, knitted pattern on the body of the jumper that we believe looks great and contrasting colours work well together. Ribbed neck line, cuffs and waistband are provided for a comfortable fit.
The Ellesse Penguin was used for the first time in 1967 when Ellesse launched its revolutionary jet ski pant. In 1969 Ellesse sponsored the famous Italian ski team nicknamed "the Italian avalanche". This led to greats like Gustav Thoeni and Erwin Stricker who were proud to wear the Ellesse Penguin on their ski wear.
The Ellesse Penguin Cervinia Jumper is a luxurious piece of knitwear made from a soft mix of cashmere and wool offering a great look and feel. The alpine ski logo is made into a graphic style, knitted pattern on the body of the jumper that we believe looks great and contrasting colours work well together. Ribbed neck line, cuffs and waistband are provided for a comfortable fit.
The Ellesse Penguin was used for the first time in 1967 when Ellesse launched its revolutionary jet ski pant. In 1969 Ellesse sponsored the famous Italian ski team nicknamed "the Italian avalanche". This led to greats like Gustav Thoeni and Erwin Stricker who were proud to wear the Ellesse Penguin on their ski wear.
Original: $73.38
-65%$73.38
$25.68Description
The Ellesse Penguin Cervinia Jumper is a luxurious piece of knitwear made from a soft mix of cashmere and wool offering a great look and feel. The alpine ski logo is made into a graphic style, knitted pattern on the body of the jumper that we believe looks great and contrasting colours work well together. Ribbed neck line, cuffs and waistband are provided for a comfortable fit.
The Ellesse Penguin was used for the first time in 1967 when Ellesse launched its revolutionary jet ski pant. In 1969 Ellesse sponsored the famous Italian ski team nicknamed "the Italian avalanche". This led to greats like Gustav Thoeni and Erwin Stricker who were proud to wear the Ellesse Penguin on their ski wear.
