Lyle and Scott Lambswool Crew Neck Jumper - Navy - XXL

Lambswool is wool that comes from a lamb's first shearing, typically around seven months of age. It is known for its softness, fineness, and elasticity, providing excellent warmth and comfort.

No, it is strongly recommended to hand wash this lambswool jumper in cool water with a wool-specific detergent. Machine washing can cause significant shrinkage and damage the wool fibers.

Store the jumper folded in a clean, dry place. Using natural moth repellents like cedarwood blocks or sachets can help deter moths. Ensure the garment is clean before storing.

Yes, lambswool provides excellent natural insulation. For very cold weather, it is best worn as a layer, combined with other garments like a thermal base layer and an outer jacket for maximum warmth.

A regular fit means the jumper is designed to be neither too tight nor too loose. It provides a comfortable amount of room for movement and layering without appearing baggy.

Wool is naturally odor-resistant and doesn't need frequent washing. Washing only when necessary, such as after significant wear or if soiled, will help preserve the fibers. Airing the jumper out can often suffice for refreshing it.

Ensure you are wearing a base layer underneath. Lambswool can sometimes feel slightly scratchy to very sensitive skin. Washing according to care instructions may also soften the fibers.

Shrinkage typically occurs due to machine washing or hot water. For future washes, always use cool water and hand wash. If slightly shrunk, you may be able to gently stretch it back to shape while damp.

Pilling is natural for wool fibers. Gently remove pills with a fabric shaver or by carefully using a comb. Avoid excessive rubbing during wear and washing.

Wool is naturally odor-resistant. Airing the jumper outdoors can often refresh it. If a persistent odor remains, hand wash with wool detergent as per care instructions.