Fred Perry Crewneck Jumper - Blue - Wool

It is crafted from a blend of 52% ethically sourced merino wool and 48% cotton, providing a balance of warmth, softness, and breathability.

Machine wash cold on a delicate or wool cycle, or hand wash in cold water. Always use a mild detergent. Lay flat to air dry and do not tumble dry.

Yes, the merino wool used in this jumper is ethically sourced, reflecting a commitment to responsible production practices.

The jumper features a 'Regular Fit,' designed for comfortable everyday wear with enough room for layering without being overly loose or tight.

While the wool blend offers breathability, it is primarily designed for cooler temperatures. It might be too warm for hot weather, but suitable for mild spring or autumn days.

The Laurel Wreath logo is embroidered for durability. Following the care instructions (cold wash, delicate cycle) will help preserve its appearance over time.

Merino wool is generally softer and less irritating than traditional wool, and the cotton blend further enhances comfort. However, individual sensitivities vary. Wearing an undershirt can provide an extra layer of comfort if needed.

While merino wool is known for its softness, some individuals may have sensitivity. Ensure you are washing with a gentle, wool-specific detergent and consider wearing a lightweight undershirt.

This usually indicates washing in hot water or tumble drying. Always use cold water on a delicate cycle and lay flat to dry. If minor shrinkage, you may be able to gently stretch it back into shape while damp.

Pilling is a natural occurrence with some knit fabrics due to friction. Gently remove pills with a fabric shaver, lint brush, or by hand. Reduce friction by washing inside out and avoiding harsh scrubbing.

Improper storage, especially hanging when wet or for long periods, can cause stretching. Always fold your jumper for storage and lay it flat to dry.

Ensure you are washing with cold water and a color-safe detergent. Wash similar colors together and avoid direct, prolonged exposure to strong sunlight during drying.