Knitted in Shetland with pure Shetland wool, our unisex crew neck jumper in Oatmeal is a classic piece of Scottish knitwear.

Knitted in a blend of undyed Shetland wool, in off white and oatmeal hues.

Our pure wool Shetland jumpers are produced entirely in the Shetland Isles in the far north of Scotland with local wool spun and dyed at the iconic Jamieson's of Shetland mill. The oatmeal shade is a marl of un-dyed natural shades.

These jumpers are produced for us by one of the few remaining wool mills on Shetland, which has a proud history dating back to 1924 and has been employee owned since 2019. The mill overlooks the beautiful bay of Hoswick in the south east of the island and enjoys spectacular views out to sea.

If you are thinking about reducing your carbon footprint, our Shetland jumpers will tick all the boxes for you. Sustainably made with pure wool natural fibres, their biggest journey outside the island was the trip to our Edinburgh store!

Sizing: Pure wool will readily adapt to different body shapes. Please contact us to discuss your size if you are unsure which one to select.

All sizes are unisex and relate to chest width in inches.

Model Noah is 5 ft 11" and wears 44" jumper.

Model Sophie is 5 ft 4" and wears 36" jumper.

Composition: 100% Shetland wool.

Care Instructions: Hand wash only.

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