Cosy Chunky Knit Sweater with Dachshund Print
The Sweater That Starts Conversations
Pull this on and someone will always comment on it. The large dachshund knitted across the front is charming and full of character, the kind of detail that makes a simple sweater genuinely memorable. The chunky knit construction gives it real warmth and a satisfying weight, while the relaxed fit makes it comfortable from the first wear. A sweater for people who take their dogs seriously.
What Makes This Sweater Stand Out
- Knitted dachshund motif: A large, detailed sausage dog spans the front of the sweater, knitted in warm brown and black tones that stand out beautifully against every colour option.
- Relaxed fit, regular length: Sits comfortably on the body without being shapeless, falls at the hip with a classic crew neck and ribbed cuffs and hem for a neat, finished look.
- Simple to style: Wear it with straight leg jeans and ankle boots for a casual weekend look, or layer it over a collared shirt for a more put-together feel.
- Made for everyday moments: Perfect for a relaxed day at home, a casual weekend outing or a walk in the park with the dog.
- Soft, chunky knit fabric: Warm and substantial with a slightly fluffy texture and a cosy, comfortable feel against the skin.
Crafted from premium, responsibly sourced fabrics chosen for their softness, structure, and beautiful drape - made to hold their shape and colour wear after wear.
Care: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colours. Do not bleach. Reshape while damp and lay flat or hang to dry. Cool iron if needed, and avoid tumble drying to keep the fabric and fit at their best.
Shipping: Enjoy free UK shipping on every order. Orders are processed within 1–2 business days and usually arrive within 3–5 business days, with tracking emailed the moment your order is dispatched.
Returns: Changed your mind? You have 30 days from delivery to return unworn items in their original condition for a full refund — just email support@itsvelmora.com and we'll take care of the rest.






