"BEST SOTTONA" SWEATSHIRT
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Who said that falling in love is for the weak? This sweatshirt wears it with pride. The "World's best sottona" sweatshirt is perfect for those who dive in headfirst, write endless messages, and get moved by other people's stories. An ironic, tender, and deliberately exaggerated self-dedication just like any good unrequited love. Made of soft cotton with a print that feels personal, it's designed to face life (and the drama) with a sense of humor and a wardrobe that's up to the task. Sottona? Absolutely! But always cool. This is a limited edition piece created in collaboration with Rivoluzione Romantica a creative encounter that blends aesthetics and attitude. The S/M size has a regular fit, while the L/XL size is oversized. Chiara Ferragni, 178 cm tall, is wearing size S/M.
You can send a return request to customer.care@chiaraferragnibrand.com within 14 days* of receiving your order.
For more information you can consult the page FAQ or RETURNS AND REFUND.
Details
Who said that falling in love is for the weak? This sweatshirt wears it with pride. The "World's best sottona" sweatshirt is perfect for those who dive in headfirst, write endless messages, and get moved by other people's stories. An ironic, tender, and deliberately exaggerated self-dedication just like any good unrequited love. Made of soft cotton with a print that feels personal, it's designed to face life (and the drama) with a sense of humor and a wardrobe that's up to the task. Sottona? Absolutely! But always cool. This is a limited edition piece created in collaboration with Rivoluzione Romantica a creative encounter that blends aesthetics and attitude. The S/M size has a regular fit, while the L/XL size is oversized. Chiara Ferragni, 178 cm tall, is wearing size S/M.
Composition
Returns and refund
You can send a return request to customer.care@chiaraferragnibrand.com within 14 days* of receiving your order.
For more information you can consult the page FAQ or RETURNS AND REFUND.
