Organic cotton & wool jumpers
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Wool jumpers in merino and soft blends, alongside organic cotton knitwear for anyone who finds wool itchy.Wool jumpers in merino and soft blends, alongside organic cotton knitwear for anyone who finds wool itchy. A merino jumper is fine enough to wear next to skin, while chunkier wool blends are warmer outdoors. Choose your fibre for warmth, then the neckline and fit.
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Organic Cotton Dotted Jumper

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Wool Blend Jumper in Fuschia

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Cotton Tencel Batwing Jumper

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Cable Knit Lambswool Jumper

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Organic Cotton Pointelle Jumper

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Organic Cotton Jacquard Jumper

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Recycled Polyester Cardigan

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Organic Cotton Slim Fit Jumper

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Striped Organic Cotton Cardigan

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Fine Merino Wool Jumper

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Organic Cotton Jumper
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Choosing wool jumpers that last
Wool jumpers keep you warm because wool fibres trap air and hold heat even when damp. The catch is that many high-street wool jumpers contain only a small share of wool, with acrylic making up the rest, and those pill and lose warmth fast. Check the fibre line before you buy. A merino jumper is fine enough to wear next to skin, so it suits layering and office wear, while chunkier wool blends make the warmest wool jumpers for weekends and walks. Komodo knits most of the wool knitwear here, including merino and wool blend styles in bold and classic colours.
Organic cotton jumpers for every season
Organic cotton jumpers suit people who find wool itchy and anyone who wants a knit for spring and autumn. Organic cotton is grown without synthetic pesticides, and a waffle or rib knit gives it extra texture and warmth. Komodo makes organic cotton jumpers in waffle knits and plain crews, and Mirla Beane adds a short sleeve organic knit with a sailor collar. Cotton jumpers are also easier to wash at home than most wool. Organic Knitwear lists every organic style.
Cardigans, roll necks and finer knits
Cardigans layer over dresses and tees, and a roll neck makes a winter jumper feel warmer without extra bulk. Mirla Beane makes cashmere mix jumpers and cardigans, and lace knit styles for lighter layering. For animal-free knits, Vegan Knitwear gathers the cotton and plant-fibre styles. Natural fibre knitwear in wool or cotton breathes better than acrylic and is more comfortable for a full day. A wool jumper with a V neck sits neatly over a collared shirt, while a crew neck works over a tee. A winter jumper in a heavier gauge is warm enough to replace a jacket on dry, still days.
How to wash and store knitwear
Hand wash wool in cool water with a wool detergent, press the water out in a towel and dry the jumper flat, which stops it stretching. Cotton knits can usually go on a gentle cool cycle. Fold knitwear rather than hanging it, and store it with cedar over summer to deter moths. Is wool sustainable? The honest answer looks at how wool compares, and Scarves and Gloves & Mittens finish a winter outfit.
Common questions
Are wool jumpers warmer than cotton jumpers?
Yes. Wool traps more air and keeps insulating when damp, so a wool jumper is warmer than a cotton one of the same weight. Cotton jumpers suit milder days and people who find wool itchy.
Is a merino jumper itchy?
Most people find a merino jumper soft rather than itchy, because merino fibres are much finer than standard wool. If wool still bothers your skin, an organic cotton jumper is a gentle alternative.
How do I wash a wool jumper?
Hand wash it in cool water with a wool detergent, then press out the water in a towel without wringing. Dry it flat away from direct heat so it keeps its shape.
How do I stop a jumper from bobbling?
Some bobbling is normal on soft knits and comes off with a wool comb or fabric shaver. Washing inside out, avoiding rough bag straps and choosing higher wool content all help reduce it.
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