Velilla 103C fine-knit cardigan: the same cardigan, in a unisex pattern
This is the unisex version of the 103 fine-knit cardigan, with the same 100% acrylic rib knit in 12 gauge and the same anti-pilling treatment. What changes is the pattern and the sizing, which here goes up to 3XL. Button fastening and two patch pockets.
✅ Features
12 gauge: fine, tight knit, with no bulk under a lab coat or a jacket.
Anti-pilling treatment: fewer bobbles and more seasons of service life.
Central button fastening: a classic cardigan finish.
Ribbed collar, cuffs and waistband so it fits snugly and doesn't gape.
Two lower patch pockets.
Unisex sizing from S to 3XL.
👷 Suitable for
Reception, concierge and administration.
Healthcare and social care services, over the lab coat or scrubs.
Retail, shops and garden centres.
Offices and air-conditioned premises.
Uniforms that need a thin, formal layer, not a fleece.
📋 Technical data
Velilla reference: 103C
Fabric: rib knit, 100% acrylic, 12 gauge
Finish: anti-pilling
Fastening: buttons
Pockets: 2 lower patch pockets
Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL and 3XL
Colour: navy blue
Women's version: reference 103, sizes S to 2XL
🧺 Care
Machine wash on a wool or delicate programme, at 30° and inside out.
Dry flat, never on a hanger.
Iron at low temperature, with steam.
Do not tumble dry.
💡 Tip: If you have to choose between this 12-gauge cardigan and the 100 chunky-knit jumper in 7 gauge, think about where it will be worn. 12 gauge is for indoors: it's thin, formal and worn over a shirt. The 7 gauge of the 100 jumper is a chunky knit, it's genuinely warm and has shoulder and elbow reinforcements, but it's bulky and doesn't look good under a fitted jacket.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it the same garment as the 103?
Same fabric and same finish, but a unisex pattern and sizing up to 3XL instead of 2XL.
What's the difference from the 100 jumper?
The 100 is a chunky 7-gauge knit, warmer but bulkier. This one is 12 gauge, fine and formal, for indoors.
What is anti-pilling?
A finish that reduces bobbling on the fabric and extends the life of the garment.
