Our classic striped crew neck that has been around for several years.
Crafted in Scotland with a 100% pure wool yarn sourced from the resilient Shetland sheep breed, known for enduring Scottish winters. Due to the limited wool production from each Shetland sheep, the resulting yarn holds a cult status in the market, prized for its exceptional quality and unique properties.
The main distinction of our normal shetland lies in the fact that we knit these using a heavier marled Shetland yarn. Additionally, we give extra brushing to our Shaggy Bears, making them even fuzzier.
Model is 172cm and wears size S
| Size (cm) | Chest (A) | Body Length (B) | Arm Length (C) |
| XS | 51 | 54 | 75 |
| S | 52 | 55 | 76,5 |
| M | 53 | 56 | 78 |
| L | 55 | 57 | 79,5 |
All our orders are shipped by Fedex .
We have a daily pickup and will email you tracking details as soon as the parcel has been collected.
Shipping Rates
Belgium - The Netherlands - Luxemburg: Free (orders below 30 euro: 5€)
France - Germany: 5€ *
UK - Rest of Europe: 9€ *
USA - Canada - South Korea: 15€ *
Hong Kong - Japan: 18€ *
Rest of the world: 30€ *
Option for "in store pickup" when checking out (Belgium/The Netherlands only).
* orders below 35 euro : 25€
For more information, check our full shipping info.
Here are some quick tips to keep your woollen garments clean and wash them properly:
We recommend not to wash them too often. Wool tends to clean itself that's why airing and spot cleaning your garment goes a long way.
Remove stains with a proper stain remover by dapping and not rubbing the knitted fabric.
Important notes for hand washing your garment:
Use lukewarm water, not warm!
Use a Woolmark-approved detergent.
Don’t wring, scrunch or stretch while washing.
Remove the water from your garment using a large towel to gently roll out the moisture or let it spin in your washing machine (without water obviously) for 10 minutes.
Dry flat for the garment not to loose its shape.
Dry cleaning is a great method to get your garments cleaned.
You can find more details in our complete Wool Care Guide.
