Aran Crafts Men's Irish Cable Knitted Half Zip Sweater (100% Donegal Wool)
Fabric type: 100% Merino WoolCare instructions: Hand Wash OnlyOrigin: ImportedClosure type: ButtonAUTHENTIC IRISH CRAFT: The Donegal Irish Wool Yarn that makes up 100% of this sweater is spun in the famous Donegal Yarns Spinning Mill in Kilcare, County Donegal, Ireland. We then knit the sweater from top to bottom at our factory in Monasterevin, Co Kildare. Using both traditionally spun yarn and knitting techniques, this sweater is a true Irish-made garment.UNIQUE COLOR VARIATIONS: This Donegal Irish Wool features lovely flecks of color throughout, giving it it's very own special character. No two sweaters are quite alike with this speckled yarn, creating stunning statement pieces every time! The half zip neckline can be worn open or closed for extra warmth.WEAR THE TRADITION: This fashionable piece of clothing is reminiscent of days gone by, believed to bring luck, success, and health to the wearer. Aran Crafts 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.