Lambswool - Oxford - Ruby

Lambswool - Oxford - RubyA modern classic. Our seamless crews are knitted using our seamless 3D knitting tech which removes all the seams and boundaries giving you a comfy fit. Seamless jumpers also go through a highly specialised wash which adds to the softness making people question if it's cashmere. This beautiful marled yarn is spun for us by our Scottish friends over at Todd & Duncan and juxtaposes calm muted tones along with a vibrant punchy partner. Lambswool Oxford

A modern classic. Our seamless crews are knitted using our seamless 3D knitting tech which removes all the seams and boundaries giving you a comfy fit. Seamless jumpers also go through a highly specialised wash which adds to the softness making  people question if it's cashmere.

This beautiful marled yarn is spun for us by our Scottish friends over at Todd & Duncan and juxtaposes calm muted tones along with a vibrant punchy partner.

Lambswool - Oxford - Ruby

• 100% Lamaine Lambswool
• Designed by us in the UK
• Made by us in the UK
• Linked by hand
  

Superfine Lambswool

Lambswool is a type of wool that comes from the first shearing of a lamb, typically when the lamb is around seven months old. It is highly prized for its softness, warmth, and fine texture, making it a popular material for high-quality garments and textiles. Unlike wool from older sheep, lambswool is much softer and more delicate, which is why it’s often used for luxury clothing like sweaters, scarves, and blankets.

Todd & Duncan

Todd & Duncan is a prestigious Scottish yarn company known for its high-quality cashmere production. The company has a rich heritage and is one of the oldest yarn spinners in the world, with its roots tracing back to 1867. Situated in Kinross, Scotland, Todd & Duncan specialises in producing fine lambswool and cashmere yarns that are used by luxury fashion houses and knitwear brands across the globe.

Oxford Street

Oxford Street in London is one of the most famous and bustling shopping streets in the world. Located in the heart of London’s West End, it stretches for about 1.2 miles, running from Marble Arch at the western end to Tottenham Court Road in the east. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and vast array of retail options, Oxford Street attracts millions of shoppers, tourists, and locals every year.