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Hand-linked and hand-finishedA relaxed 'shifting sand' cable knit crew inspired by the Aran jumpers worn by fishermen, made for the modern Navygrey woman. Made from 100% locally sourced British wool within a radius of 145 miles from fibre to finished piece. The finest British wool, in this completely natural undyed shade. A raglan-sleeved knit with our signature double-ribbed neck, adds authenticity to this traditional style. A heritage piece to treasure.
We recommend airing as the best way to look after your knit. That's why we started a club. A Wash Less, Air More Club. We'd love you to join us.
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Authentic stitch. Modern silhouette.
Inspired by the Aran sweaters worn by fisherman off the coast of Ireland. This 'shifting sand' cable knit crew is our newest relaxed and slightly oversized silhouette. Navygrey's modern take on a heritage knit, named after the romantic spot of Loch Maree.
Made from 100% British wool in an un-dyed natural shade of ecru. Made in Nottinghamshire.
Each piece is fully-fashioned - where each piece of the cardigan is knitted separately and then linked together by hand and hand-finished. This means that not only is this knit of the highest quality, but that also there is minimal, often zero, waste.
The romance of British wool
Crafted from 100% British, locally sourced wool. Made within a radius of 145 miles from fibre to finished jumper.
More fibrous and edgy than our Scottish-spun wool, there's something very special about wearing this brilliant textured British wool that has a real connection to British farmland.
With wool sourced exclusively from farms here in the UK - made from a blend of Bluefaced Leicester and Masham wool, the fibre heads to the mill in Laxtons in Yorkshire. It is here that this great British mill spins the wool into yarn - From fleece to fibre in just 50 miles.
The wool then travels by road to Nottinghamshire where it is knitted.
It is an honour to play a small part in helping to revive a real love for British wool, by creating a jumper that we believe you'll love for years to come.
