A timeless wardrobe staple, this classic roll neck is crafted from our Italian-spun extra-fine merino wool and knitted on traditional Bentley frame machines from Loughborough, England. Lightweight, warm and luxuriously soft, it’s ideal for layering through the seasons.
Product Code: MJUM8071-BUAF
- 100% Extra-Fine Merino Wool
- Non-mulesed
- Total Easy Care (TEC) treatment applied for machine washability and shrink resistance
- Gentle wash at 30°C
- Do not tumble dry
- Dry cleanable
- Made in Portugal
- Regular fit
- Model is 186cm, chest 96cm and wears a size M
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Luxury Merino, Crafted For Comfort
Merino is one of the world’s finest wools – the result of over 700 years of careful breeding. Our merino is particularly fine at 19 microns, less than a fifth the diameter of a human hair, giving it a smooth, gentle feel against the skin. Spinning such delicate fibres demands specialist skill.
We source our merino from Piedmont in northern Italy, from a spinner established in 1817 that works only with ethically farmed, non-mulesed sheep. The yarn is knitted in Portugal on traditional Bentley frame machines originally from Loughborough, England. These heritage machines produce a compact, clean knit that is both refined and durable.
Naturally breathable and temperature regulating, extra-fine merino is ideal for layering in any season, offered in a variety of classic and contemporary styles from crew neck jumpers to half-zips and polo shirts.
