Lyle and Scott Lambswool Crew Neck Jumper - Blue - M

Yes, lambswool offers excellent natural insulation and warmth, making it suitable for colder weather, especially when layered with other clothing.

It's best to hand wash using cold water and a mild wool detergent, or use a delicate cycle on your washing machine. Always use cold water and avoid harsh detergents.

No, you should never tumble dry this lambswool jumper. It must be dried flat to maintain its shape and prevent shrinkage or stretching.

It means laying the garment horizontally on a surface like a drying rack or a clean towel, rather than hanging it on a line or hanger. This prevents the weight of the wet wool from stretching the fabric.

Wool is naturally odour-resistant and doesn't need frequent washing. Airing it out between wears can often suffice. Wash only when visibly soiled or if it has absorbed odours.

Yes, improper washing, especially with hot water or machine drying, can cause wool to shrink significantly. Always follow the cold wash and dry flat instructions.

The jumper has a regular fit, designed to be comfortable and suitable for layering without being too tight or too loose.

Ensure you are drying the jumper flat and not hanging it. Gently reshape while damp and allow it to dry on a flat surface away from direct heat or sunlight.

Lambswool can soften with wear and proper care. Ensure you are using a wool-specific detergent. If the itchiness persists, consider wearing a thin base layer underneath.

Gently remove pills with a fabric comb or sweater shaver. This is a normal characteristic of wool fibres rubbing together and does not typically affect the garment's warmth or integrity.