Scottish-spun wool
Hand-finished
British made
Chunky 5 gaugeFeminine, modern, tailored and luxurious. Say hello to the HEIRLOOM CREW 2.0. A heritage ribbed stitch, with a contrast side stripe, inspired by the nautical cove lines found on fishing boats. A boxier and cocooning shape with an elegant ease and structure. Made from 100% superfine, Scottish-spun Lamb's Wool, certified by the Responsible Wool Standard. Knitted and hand-finished in England.
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Elegant ease and structure
A traditionally masculine fisherman stitch, reworked to create a jumper with modern feminine proportions.
A gentle drop sleeve, a cuff that grips to create a slightly blouson effect and a pared back neck trim to allow for layering.
To create this new silhouette, we drew on the fits of three jumpers you love - the slightly shorter, wider fit of our HEIRLOOM FUNNEL and CHUNKY FIELD shapes, with the more tailored fit of the EASY.
A side stripe that makes subtle statement and a hem that comes in gently - making this pullover that perfect companion to high-waisted denim and skirts.
How does this new jumper compare with the original HEIRLOOM CREW?
We created our first HEIRLOOM CREW back in 2023 in an organic cotton wool blend. That original jumper is notably heavier due to the cottom and a lot more slouchy.
In contrast, the HEIRLOOM CREW 2.0 is designed to be much more feminine, with a blouson shape to both the cuff and hem. The hem does grip and 2.0 is much boxier in shape - like our HEIRLOOM FUNNEL.
The finest Scottish-spun wool
Our HEIRLOOM CREW 2.0 is made from 100% superfine Lamb's Wool, sourced from a special breed of sheep found in South Africa and Australia. The wool is mulesing free.
With a fibre diameter of c. 18.5 microns, it is one of the world's finest and softest Lamb's Wools. (Most average 21-24 microns).
The wool arrives in Scotland where it is spun and organically dyed on the banks of Loch Leven in Kinross by Todd & Duncan, one of the finest Scottish Mills which has been spinning yarn for 150+ years.
The water used for washing and dyeing the wool is cleaned and purified before being returned to Loch Leven to be used again. It is a pioneering and cyclical process that helps to protect the environment in and around the loch.
The yarn is then sent to our Nottinghamshire factory where our team knit and hand-finish each jumper. Due to the fully-fashioned knitting technique we employ there is very little yarn wastage.
