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The Firth

Scottish Wool Jumper

Sale price £200.00

Colour: Copper
Size

Jake is 6' (182cm) and is wearing a Large. 
Sarah is is 5'9" (175cm) and is wearing a Medium.

Only 1 in stock

THE DETAILS
  • 100% pure new wool
  • Made in Peterhead, Scotland
  • Harley of Scotland Supersoft yarn
  • Knitted in one piece with no bulky side seams

  • Free international shipping on orders over £50

Introducing The Firth, made by Harley of Scotland for Bear&Wolf.

We've wanted to have a garment made here in Scotland for a good while now. There was a fair bit of pressure to get the first one right.

Then we found Harley of Scotland in Peterhead. They've been making knitwear since 1929. They're very good at it, too.

The Firth is our first jumper with them, and we're already looking forward to what comes next.

9% WOOL

91% SOMETHING ELSE.

A jumper that's 9% wool and 91% something else, calling it a 'wool jumper' is doing some fairly heroic work with the English language.

We think the composition of a garment matters, particularly when you're paying good money for it.

The Firth is knitted from 100% pure new wool, using Harley's Supersoft yarn. It's wonderfully soft, comfortable over a T-shirt, and there's a reason we chose it.

Have a look at the composition label more often, sometimes the most important detail is the one that gets overlooked.

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MADE HERE. KNITTED IN ONE PIECE.

Scotland has a long history of making exceptional knitwear, and Harley of Scotland are keeping that tradition alive in Peterhead.

The Firth is knitted as one complete garment, rather than separate panels sewn together. That means no bulky side seams, a more comfortable fit and very little wasted yarn.

It's a clever way of making knitwear, and exactly the sort of craftsmanship we want Bear&Wolf to stand for.

WEAR MORE. WASH LESS.

One of the best things about wool is how little attention it needs.

Wool naturally resists odours, regulates temperature and manages moisture. Unlike many synthetic garments, it doesn't need throwing in the wash after every wear.

Often, a good airing is all it needs.

When it does need washing, follow the care label, use a suitable wool detergent and dry flat. Look after it properly and it'll look after you.