Alpine Roll Collar
Alpine Roll Collar
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Size Guide 🇺🇸 🇪🇺 🇬🇧
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Care Guide
Care Guide
To care for your woollen garments, hand-washing is recommended over dry cleaning.
Use liquid hand soap, not regular detergent, in lukewarm water for a 5-minute soak. Gently squeeze, don't rub, the garment.
Rinse in warm water with a bit of almond oil for fragrance and wool restoration.
Afterward, roll the damp garment in a towel to remove excess water, reshape, and dry it flat on a clean towel, away from direct heat sources.
Ensure the garment is completely dry before storing it.
Find out more about Knitwear care, here.
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This roll collar (long turtle neck) sweater design is a contemporary take on the Scottish Fairisle yoke pattern with added tweed detailing around the rib hems. Our colours take months to prepare and each year we offer new colourways. The cuffs are extra-long for extra warmth or to fit longer arms.
Knitted in 96% soft Merino wool, and 4% responsible angora to add a touch of luxury around the yoke only.
The shape and sizing is regular. Please see size guide for UK / EU / US sizing.
Knitted in the EU by our small family run factory.
The yarn is spun in Yorkshire, North England.
Matching accessories are available (made in Scotland)
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Came across Eribe at Skyeskyns while on holiday in Scotland, and the colours leapt out at me. So although it was twice as expensive as any jumper I'd ever had, I tried it on wondering if it would be itchy against bare skin , but it wasn't, and it fitted beautifully. I was pleased to find that the sleeves were a really good length. So although it was twice as expensive as any jumper I'd ever bought, I made the investment, and am glad that I did because it looks great worn casually or with a smart pair of trousers. It's warm without being hot, and I have so far worn it with just a camisole.
Now to lose a bit of weight, and I'll treat myself to an Eribe dress...
