Skye Jumper Light Grey

SKYE WEAVERS LTD

£175

100% Pure Wool From Isle of Skye sheep Our Skye jumper (or sweater if you’re in the USA) is a unisex, relaxed-fit garment designed to suit both men and women comfortably. Warm and naturally breathable, it’s an easy piece for layering throughout the seasons. Made from 100% Isle of Skye wool , the yarn is mostly sourced from white Cheviot sheep, blended with a small amount of dark wool from other local breeds. Cheviot sheep are hardy and perfectly adapted to Skye s rugged climate. While not as soft as lambswool — which typically comes from the fine wool of Australian Merinos — it is warm, durabl

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