Men's Roxburgh Cashmere Jumper in Mid Grey Melange

Sunspel

£995

The ultimate heavy gauge cashmere jumper crafted by specialists in Scotland. The yarn is from Scottish spinner Todd and Duncan and is the finest, sustainably sourced Grade A 15.5 micron cashmere. It is then knitted into an elegant final piece in Hawick, a Scottish town famous for its knitwear. Although heavy, the quality of the cashmere and the exceptionally skilled knitting and finishing means it feels beautifully lightweight. This is the ultimate luxury knitwear piece. The cashmere is ethically sourced by one of Scotland's oldest spinners, Todd and Duncan, from nomadic herders who use tradit

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SUNSPEL LIMITED, number 01781094. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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