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Bristol Shawl Neck Sweater

Gray Heather / Dark Charcoal

Sale price£300.00

COLOUR: Gray Heather / Dark Charcoal

SIZE: M

Gray Heather / Dark Charcoal
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  • 100% wool
  • Vertical fisherman's rib knit
  • Shawl collar with a button closure
  • 1x1 rib cuffs and hem
  • Insulates when wet
  • Breathable
  • Imported

Clinton C. Filson set up in Seattle in 1897 to kit out prospectors heading for the Klondike, and warm wool was most of the business. This is a thick fisherman's rib with a shawl collar you can button up against the wind. Wool will take on a fair bit of water before it feels damp, which is the whole reason for wearing it. Not made in the USA, this one is imported.

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