WOOL ROLL NECK FISHERMAN'S SWEATER
A true classic, this sweater is knitted in Dublin, just off the Irish coast in view of Ireland’s Eye Island. The upper torso and sleeves are crafted with a moss stitch, giving it a unique pebble-textured finish. The lower torso and sleeves use a traditional Jersey stitch. The collar and hem construction leaves them permanently curled back for a rustic, relaxed feel.
Wool’s ability to insulate even when wet is unmatched by any other fiber. Wool can absorb a significant amount of moisture without feeling damp or clammy, so you feel dry even if it gets wet. This moisture-management ability has made wool the fabric of choice in cold, wet weather for centuries.
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WOOL ROLL NECK FISHERMAN'S SWEATER
A true classic, this sweater is knitted in Dublin, just off the Irish coast in view of Ireland’s Eye Island. The upper torso and sleeves are crafted with a moss stitch, giving it a unique pebble-textured finish. The lower torso and sleeves use a traditional Jersey stitch. The collar and hem construction leaves them permanently curled back for a rustic, relaxed feel.
Wool’s ability to insulate even when wet is unmatched by any other fiber. Wool can absorb a significant amount of moisture without feeling damp or clammy, so you feel dry even if it gets wet. This moisture-management ability has made wool the fabric of choice in cold, wet weather for centuries.
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A true classic, this sweater is knitted in Dublin, just off the Irish coast in view of Ireland’s Eye Island. The upper torso and sleeves are crafted with a moss stitch, giving it a unique pebble-textured finish. The lower torso and sleeves use a traditional Jersey stitch. The collar and hem construction leaves them permanently curled back for a rustic, relaxed feel.
Wool’s ability to insulate even when wet is unmatched by any other fiber. Wool can absorb a significant amount of moisture without feeling damp or clammy, so you feel dry even if it gets wet. This moisture-management ability has made wool the fabric of choice in cold, wet weather for centuries.
