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- Women's Svalbard Yoke Fair Isle Superfine Lambswool Jumper in Nero Navy <https://www.bosie.co/modern-heritage-collection/fleur-cardigan-784a9-cs6ka>
And, for the gents, the rugged, 4 ply Herdsman, a hard wearing garment that features yarns that have been "spun in the colour of the British bred sheep who supplied it". This is a staple garment, one that you always expect to have in your wardrobe. Here in the States, we would call this a Ragg Sweater. This Made in Scotland Herdsman is so much better.
- Men's Blue Mogganer Herdsman <https://www.bosie.co/blue-mogganer/norseman-yhxw8-x75tj-x6bmj-w2pxk-j68b8-afwgc-hx5pg-2rkxd-eysa2-p39gl-ayj4r-czrr3-m3tgm>
And also shown:
- Khakis from Jack Donnelly <https://jackdonnelly.com/>
- Lotuff Leather No. 5 Knapsack <https://lotuffleather.com/products/leather-no-5-knapsack>
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| Herdsman of Ecology Yarn |
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Superb garments in every respect! Thank you so very much!
ReplyDeleteIs the 'ecology' wool sweater, like ragg wool, is a bit more scratchy/prickly than 4 ply shetland?
ReplyDeleteIt is not as soft as the 4 ply Shetland but it doesn't feel overly rough either. (Not very helpful!!)
DeleteHad to ask. I grew up wearing ragg wool sweaters and socks. The qualities of the wool are great for shedding and repelling water, but they usually feel more like old-school prickly wool than many other alternatives - Shetland, Merino, Norwegian, and Icelandic wool all feel softer. It's an interesting style, though, and most places don't sell them anymore. thanks for posting the information and link.
DeleteI absolutely love a good khaki pant and the last ones I owned were wore into the ground. I can't repurchase them because I bought them second hand at a tag sale and I'm not even sure if they were women's or men's khaki pants. They were from the Toggery Shop, I don't know if they are in business any longer either.
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