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A luxuriously soft scarf crafted from super fine lambswool featuring a double sided oak leaf pattern.
Perfect to wear as a muffler, tucked into your jacket and small enough to fit in your bag.
Knitted and hand finished in Brighton & Hove using 100% Scottish spun non-mulesed lambswool certified by the Responsible Wool Standard. Dyed using GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard).
One Size: 140 x 12 cm.
Gentle cool hand wash only.
Jo Cranston is a designer and producer of pure lambswool accessories for men & women, made entirely in Britain. She makes accessories from pure wool. Unlike fossil fuel based fibres that are polluting the sea, wool is a natural fibre that is renewable and completely biodegradable. The majority of Jo's wool comes from mills that supply natural lamb’s wool, sourced from farms where animal welfare is a high priority. Most of her yarn is dyed and spun at a mill situated on the banks of a loch in Scotland. This is where the lamb’s wool is washed using the pure water from the loch, creating a luxuriously soft handle to the finished pieces.
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Description
A luxuriously soft scarf crafted from super fine lambswool featuring a double sided oak leaf pattern.
Perfect to wear as a muffler, tucked into your jacket and small enough to fit in your bag.
Knitted and hand finished in Brighton & Hove using 100% Scottish spun non-mulesed lambswool certified by the Responsible Wool Standard. Dyed using GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard).
One Size: 140 x 12 cm.
Gentle cool hand wash only.
Jo Cranston is a designer and producer of pure lambswool accessories for men & women, made entirely in Britain. She makes accessories from pure wool. Unlike fossil fuel based fibres that are polluting the sea, wool is a natural fibre that is renewable and completely biodegradable. The majority of Jo's wool comes from mills that supply natural lamb’s wool, sourced from farms where animal welfare is a high priority. Most of her yarn is dyed and spun at a mill situated on the banks of a loch in Scotland. This is where the lamb’s wool is washed using the pure water from the loch, creating a luxuriously soft handle to the finished pieces.
