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Sky High Farm

INTRASIA SWEATER (LIGHT BLUE)

$358.00
Recycled Cotton Intrasia Sweater from Sky High Farm Work Wear. A new rendition of the beloved Strawberry & Moon intarsia sweater from their first season, now featuring two very happy tomatoes. The recycled cotton blend gives the piece a unique and slightly structured texture that falls just right. 50% Cotton, 50% Recycled Cotton. Country of Origin: Italy
INTRASIA SWEATER (LIGHT BLUE) INTRASIA SWEATER (LIGHT BLUE) INTRASIA SWEATER (LIGHT BLUE)
Sky High Farm

INTRASIA SWEATER (LIGHT BLUE)

$358.00
Recycled Cotton Intrasia Sweater from Sky High Farm Work Wear. A new rendition of the beloved Strawberry & Moon intarsia sweater from their first season, now featuring two very happy tomatoes. The recycled cotton blend gives the piece a unique and slightly structured texture that falls just right. 50% Cotton, 50% Recycled Cotton. Country of Origin: Italy
  • Shipping and Returns
    $10 for domestic ground shipping in the continental U.S. 

    If an order is placed before 11am PT we'll do our best to get it shipped out on the same day, orders placed after 11am will usually go out the next day. Weekend orders go out on Monday.

    Returns initiated within 14 days of purchase in same as new condition will be eligible for a refund. That of course excludes limited launch product which is always final sale.

    Customer is responsible for shipping charges when making returns and shipping/handling fees of original purchase are non-refundable.

    All sale items are final purchases and can not be returned.

    Learn more about our shipping and returns policy.

  • Brand Info

    Sky High Farm Workwear is creatively directed by artist Dan Colen, also the founder of the brand’s sole beneficiary, Sky High Farm, which was founded in 2011 in the heart of the Hudson Valley in Ancramdale, NY. In 2016 it received its designation as a 501(C)(3). Around this time, the need for nutritious food increased for many, and it became clear that a more lasting and communal mode of fundraising would help ensure that the farm could continue to meet demand.