Lambswool Fair Isle Jumper
Colour: Bright Red
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A luxurious Fair Isle lambswool jumper, crafted in Scotland from fine Super Geelong yarn, spun by one of the world’s oldest mills in Fife. Washed in pure Scottish spring water to naturally soften the fibres, then knitted in the Scottish Borders using the traditional Fair Isle technique and a unique Sunspel pattern. Cut in a regular fit, it blends British craftsmanship with everyday comfort. Warm, breathable, and beautifully soft. A timeless winter essential.
Product Code: MJUM8321-RDEM
- Made In Scotland
- 100% Super Geelong Lambswool
- Yarn is spun at Todd and Duncan, Scotland
- Our Lambswool is non-mulesed and RWS certified
- Cool hand wash
- Do not tumble dry
- Dry cleanable
- Regular fit
- Model is 6'2", chest 38" and wears a size M
- UK: 1-3 working days; £5 or free for orders over £200.
- Rest of world: 1-4 working days; £20 or free for orders over £200.
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Sunspel’s Scottish Lambswool
So soft it’s often mistaken for cashmere, our responsibly sourced, superfine Geelong lambswool is spun on the banks of Loch Leven by one of Scotland’s oldest spinners. Using over 150 years of knowledge, skills and expertise, the yarn is carefully washed in Scottish spring water, loosening the fibres and transforming them from tough and rigid to beautifully soft, light and smooth. The final garment is then knitted locally in Scotland to our refined specifications, resulting in timeless, exceptionally comfortable knitwear.
“Time-tested knitwear staples”
The New York Times
