A sweater that makes you feel wonderfully cosy the moment you put it on during colder days. This Fisherman Out of Ireland sweater is made from 100% merino wool and combines the warmth of traditional Irish knitwear with a feminine, timeless look.

The large, generous collar is a real eye-catcher. Wear it loose and high for a relaxed, cosy look, or fold it over once more to create a more compact collar and an entirely different appearance. This allows you to vary the look of the sweater and easily adapt it to your outfit and the weather.

The soft, mottled grey-beige Porridge colour is brought to life by small coloured flecks in the wool. This characteristic Donegal look, named after County Donegal in Ireland, is known for its tweed-like appearance with subtle touches of colour throughout the knit.

The sweater is made from 100% merino wool. Merino wool is renowned for its softness, natural warmth and comfortable feel. The wool is also mulesing-free. Mulesing is a procedure in which skin is removed from around a sheep’s hindquarters to help prevent problems caused by fly larvae. Mulesing-free wool comes from sheep that have not undergone this procedure, making it a more animal-friendly choice.

A wonderful sweater for days when you want warmth without compromising on style. Wear it casually with jeans or create a more refined look with a beautiful pair of trousers or a skirt. The distinctive collar and characterful knit ensure that even a simple outfit instantly becomes something special.

• Brand: Fisherman Out of Ireland
• Model: Donegal Polo Neck Sweater
• Fit: Comfortable feminine fit with long sleeves and a generous roll neck
• Composition: 100% mulesing-free merino wool
• Colour palette: Porridge – soft mottled grey-beige tone with subtle coloured flecks
• Details: Large roll neck that can be worn in different ways, characteristic Donegal look with tweed-like coloured flecks and ribbed finishes at the collar, cuffs and hem
• Production: Sustainably and artisanally made in Europe (Ireland)
• Care instructions: Hand wash or use a cold wool wash program; preferably wash in a protective laundry bag with a mild wool detergent and dry flat on a towel to keep the shape and natural fibres in optimal condition