Simple in design, yet thoughtfully crafted in both material and construction—this slipover adds a durable, timeless staple to your wardrobe for cooler days. Elemente Clemente uses a warm, temperature-regulating boiled wool fabric made from pure wool sourced from certified organic animal husbandry. The high-quality natural fiber is knitted into a comfortable garment, which is then fulled in a complex finishing process involving heat, moisture, and friction. This makes it denser and, consequently, warmer. Nevertheless—and this is the difference between fulled knits and fulled woven fabrics—it remains breathable and very elastic.

Versatile and easy to style. Perfect for layering

The straight-cut slipover is fastened at the sides with long tie straps made from the same fabric as the garment. This design detail adds a slightly playful touch to the otherwise minimalist style, while also allowing for a personalized fit. The softly draping turtleneck protects against drafts while emphasizing the clean-lined silhouette. The two patch pockets on the front blend unobtrusively into the design. Whether worn elegantly with a blouse and skirt or casually with a shirt and jeans—this knit slipover is the ideal piece for layering during the transitional seasons.

The Munich-based fashion label Elemente Clemente, founded in 2002 by Clemens Dörr, focuses on minimalist and urban fashion characterized by high-quality materials and superior craftsmanship. The collections are manufactured—from the fiber to the finished garment—at partner companies in Poland and Tunisia. The label’s primary goal is the thoughtful use of resources. Every single garment is crafted with great attention to detail—using natural fibers such as linen, hemp, virgin wool from certified organic livestock farming, and cotton from certified organic cultivation. Innovative fibers such as Lyocell (TENCEL™) and recycled materials are also used. Elemente Clemente stands for timeless, forward-thinking fashion—far removed from fleeting trends—that can be worn with a clear conscience.

Staining of light-coloured clothing, furniture and other objects is possible.