Fred Perry Wool Crewneck Jumper - Blue

The Fred Perry Wool Crewneck Jumper is made from a blend of 52% ethically sourced merino wool and 48% cotton, providing a balance of warmth, softness, and breathability.

Merino wool is generally softer and less irritating than traditional wool. However, individual sensitivities vary. The cotton blend also adds to the comfort. If you have very sensitive skin, you might consider wearing a thin layer underneath.

It is recommended to hand wash this jumper in cold water with a wool-specific detergent. If using a machine, select a delicate or wool cycle with cold water and lay flat to dry. Do not tumble dry.

The jumper is designed with a regular fit. For specific sizing guidance, please refer to the size chart, or choose your usual size for a comfortable, classic fit.

Yes, you can iron the jumper on a low heat setting with steam. It's advisable to use a pressing cloth between the iron and the fabric to protect the material.

The iconic Fred Perry Laurel Wreath logo is subtly embroidered on the left-hand chest of the jumper.

While wool provides warmth, the merino-cotton blend offers good breathability. It's ideal for cooler seasons like autumn and winter, but can also be suitable for cooler spring or summer evenings due to wool's temperature-regulating properties.

Shrinkage often occurs due to hot water or tumble drying. Always use cold water and lay flat to dry. For minor shrinkage, you may try gently stretching it while damp.

Pilling is common with natural fibers due to friction. Use a fabric shaver or a de-pilling comb to carefully remove the pills. Minimize friction by washing inside out and avoiding harsh rubbing.

This can happen from hanging while wet or storing improperly. Always lay the jumper flat to dry and store it folded. Reshaping gently while damp after washing can help.

To prevent color fading, wash inside out in cold water with a mild, color-safe detergent. Avoid direct prolonged sunlight when drying. Consider a fabric refresh product for wool if needed.

While merino wool is known for its softness, individual sensitivities vary. Ensure proper washing with wool-specific detergent and consider a fabric conditioner designed for wool. Wearing a soft undershirt can also help.