Dark Teal Green Boiled Wool Laser Cut Overshirt - Phil Petter

A luxurious outer-layer with refined Alpine character, this Dark Teal Green Boiled Wool Overshirt from Phil Petter blends the comfort of knitwear with the structure of a lightweight jacket. Made in Austria from 100% merino wool, it offers natural warmth, softness, breathability, and a beautifully textured hand-feel.

The rich dark teal green colour gives the piece a sophisticated depth, offering a refined alternative to classic navy, charcoal, or forest green. Its boiled wool texture adds substance and dimension, while the relaxed fit makes it ideal for layering over fine-gauge knits, turtlenecks, polos, or casual shirting.

Designed with a clean button-front placket, one chest pocket, and two slanted side-entry pockets, this overshirt is both practical and elevated. The laser-cut raw edges give it a modern, understated finish, while the logo-engraved horn buttons add a luxurious touch of craftsmanship.

Made from Phil Petter’s “Slow Wool”, certified to ÖKO-TEX and RWS standards, this piece reflects the brand’s commitment to responsible materials, long-lasting quality, and sustainable slow fashion. Elegant, comfortable, and versatile, it is a refined overshirt for cool-weather travel, après-ski dressing, elevated weekend wear, or relaxed city layering.

Styling Tip: Wear this dark teal boiled wool overshirt over a cream roll neck or fine-gauge merino sweater with charcoal trousers and suede boots for a sophisticated winter look. For a more relaxed après-ski outfit, layer it over a light grey knit with dark denim—the deep teal tone adds richness while the boiled wool texture gives the outfit warmth and quiet luxury.

Brand Philosophy: Since 1973, Phil Petter has produced high-quality knitwear in its family business in Dornbirn, Austria, with a focus on craftsmanship, comfort, and lasting quality. The brand’s slow-fashion approach emphasizes durable, beautifully made pieces designed to be worn and appreciated season after season.

Phil Petter is known for refined European knitwear, innovative fabric techniques, and carefully selected materials that combine Alpine heritage with modern sophistication.