Irish Cable Knitted Heavyweight Cold Weather Scarf 10"x64" (100% Merino Wool)

How do I care for my new garment?

The golden rule is wash as seldom as possible and air frequently.

We call this ‘wind-washing’, hang your garment out in the air and you will be amazed at how fresh it becomes. Never machine wash; they should be washed by hand using wool washing detergent and in cool water below 30 degrees Celsius. Always dry your jumper flat and never put in a tumble drier.

How to stop moths from destroying my sweater?

Check your garments occasionally to make sure that you don’t have a moth or moisture problem. Perspiration and food stains attract moths. Brushing your jumper with a wool brush can loosen eggs, and simply popping your jumper into the freezer before you store it will kill them. Another tip is to store your sweater in a sealed clean plastic bag. This will prevent moths from attacking it.

What if I need to Wash my Sweater?

If you feel that you need to wash your jumper soak it in a cold hand wash liquid/powder for 3-5 minutes. Gently squeeze excess water off, never wring, twist or rub. To dry, roll the jumper in a towel to get rid of excess water. Pull into shape and dry flat.

What do the different stitches of the Aran sweater mean? Different Patterns Have a History:

• Cable Stitch: Symbolizes fisherman’s ropes and represents a wish for a fruitful day at sea.
• Cable Stitch: Symbolizes fisherman’s ropes and represents a wish for a fruitful day at sea.
• Diamond Stitch: Signifies a small farms throughout the island and some believe it represents wealth.
• Trellis Stitch: Represents the stone walls of Ireland.
• Blackberry Stitch: Some believe that this has a link to religion.
• Moss stitch: This is the symbol of nature all around us.
• Honeycomb Stitch: This represents the hard working bee, signifying the hard work of the fisherman.

Irish Knitwear for Men & Women

Aran sweaters are deeply entrenched in Irish heritage, originally designed to protect the men while they were out at work. Now, they are a stylish piece of clothing reminiscent of days gone by for both Men and Women.

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About this item

• WARMTH IN WINTER: This beautifully designed scarf is sure to keep you warm in the cold winter months, thanks to the 100% Merino Wool and chunky cable knit pattern. Irish knitwear from is designed and created using traditional Aran stitches to bring you authentic Irish clothing for any occasion.
• CLASSIC CABLE STITCH: This scarf is knit with Cable stitching, a frequently used pattern that symbolizes the ropes used by Irish fishermen and thought to invoke safety and good luck. Each stitch pattern has their own history and the use of Traditional Irish Stitches throughout our garments ensures we keep our long-treasured legacy of Irish craft alive.
• WEAR THE TRADITION: This stylish piece of clothing is reminiscent of days gone by, believed to bring luck, success, and health to the wearer. tells a story of a long-treasured history of traditional Irish craft embedded in each stitch and fiber. Appreciate the craftsmanship and pride in every piece. We put in the time, effort, and detail to make sure we deliver a quality product.
• BEAUTIFUL & COMFORTABLE: Made from the highest quality Merino Wool, this stylish garment is the perfect way to wear a piece of Ireland wherever you go. Customers around the world appreciate the workmanship, technique, and hand detail that is stitched in every piece. No need to sacrifice beauty or comfort when choosing one of our designs. With great design and comfort, this stylish authentic garment will keep you warm and fashionable all year round.
• CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Do not machine wash. To best care for your woolen garment, we recommend hand washing in cold water in a sink or basin. Soak for 5 to 10 minutes with wool detergent, gently squeeze the suds out (do not rub, twist, or wring), and rinse in clear, cold water. Pull carefully to shape. Always dry flat and never put in a tumble drier. The Golden Rule for caring for a wool garment is to wash it as seldom as possible and air frequently.