The check began with Martha Holmes’s painting Porthmeor Sea. Its navy, pink, sienna and sea blue were woven into a generous 125 × 125 cm square. Drape it over your shoulders, wrap it close, knot it loose - it always falls just right.

For this scarf, we weave with our same signature Scottish-spun wool, but due to the nature of the weaving process, the wool takes on a distinct character. Each tartan is lightly milled, dried, and decatised - a meticulous process that creates a subtle, naturally felted finish with a gentle sheen and incredibly cool, smooth handle.

The result is a fabric that regulates body temperature, resists pilling, and captures the pure softness of Scottish wool in a refined, elevated form.

Generous enough to wrap around you, yet easy to fold into a weekend bag. Wear it as a scarf on colder days or open it out when you want the warmth of a blanket.

Made from 100% Scottish-spun lambswool, certified to the Responsible Wool Standard. Woven and hand-finished by Clare and her team in the Scottish Highlands on century-old looms powered by green energy.

Less is best. Caring for 100% natural wool doesn't have to be complicated, we promise.

WASH LESS, AIR MORE
We recommend airing your scarf regularly, with an occasional gentle hand wash in a basin - never the machine. To maintain its soft sheen and smooth finish, lightly iron and steam on a medium heat to restore the wool to its original, beautifully flat state.

MANAGING PILLING
Soft fibres are liable to pill to some extent, even when it's the best wools in the world. We recommend gently removing them with this specialist fabric shaver. It really is a game changer for keeping your wool in tip top condition.